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Vancouver Island’s Leading Neics paper Since 1858 


No. 84—108th YEAR 


VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA, SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1966 


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further over the boundary of 
neutrality" In aiding Britain 
against Germany prior to Amer¬ 
ican entry into the war. But "be 
failed to provoke retaliatory ac¬ 
tion . . . Hiller was determined 
to avoid war with the U.S A. if 
he possibly could." 

* * * 

But, Liddell Han went on to 
say: 

“Japan wa* extremely suscep¬ 
tible to economic pressure By 
putting an oil stranglehold on 
her. he (Roosevelt* overcame 
her leader*' reluctance to en¬ 


gage in a fight with the U.S.A. 
and drove them to strike back.” 

Liddell Hart accused Chur¬ 
chill of being the main con¬ 
tributor to Britain's pre-war 
weakness, of failing to under¬ 
stand the menace at armored, 
submarine and air attacks, of 
making rash moves such as 
invading Greece and attacking 
the French fleet at Oran, and 
of almoat declaring war on 
Russia in order to support 
Finland. 

••Churchill's fighting spirit 
favored activity ao profusely as 


to foster offensive moves in¬ 
spired by fresh miscalculations." 
the veteran strategic expert 
declared, 

i Liddell Hart said the Western 
insistence on unconditional sur¬ 
render by the Germans was to 
blame for the fact that ‘ the 
Western democracies have been 
in fresh and greater peril ever 
since the war ended " 

* * * 

"Churchill, as well as Root«e- 
velt, seems to have been blind 
to the obvious fact that the com¬ 
plete destruction of Germany's 


and Japan’s powers of defence 
waa bound to give Soviet Russia 
the chance to dominate Europe 

and Asia " 

1 * * ★ 

He also denied that Churchill 
inspired the British to supreme 
war efforts after Dunkerque. 

“In that dark time of disas¬ 
ter,” he said, "Winston Church¬ 
ill shone by his fighting spirit, 
but It was Dunkerque that 
braced them in June, 1940, 
rather than any individual Influ¬ 
ence . 

"Winston Churchill was a 


wonderful man, shining out from 
the gloom of an era of medi¬ 
ocrities in the democracies . . . 
At times he revealed a long 
view, helped by his historical 
sense, yet was inclined to act on 
a short view, promoted by his 
tactical sense as well as blinded 
by the force of his feelings. 

* * * 

"Once he went into action, his 
fighting instinct governed his 
course, his emotions »wamped 
his calculations, and reason re¬ 
asserted Itself too late. In brief, 
his dynamism was too strong for 


his statesmanship—and hi* stra¬ 
tegy.” 

Liddell Hart also claimed, 
however, that Churchill was 
right to resist "the American 
desire, and the Russian clamor, 
for launching a cross-channel at¬ 
tack in 1942. It would almost 
certainly have been a disastrous 
fiasco." 

But he said Britain's insis¬ 
tence on the Italian campaign 
which prevented a 1943 “second 
front" In Europe was wrong, as 
its only srrategicmeneflt was to 
draw troops from France. 


By BLA1K KIRBY 


LONDON (Rentersi - British 
military expert Sir Basil Liddell 
Hart Saturday attacked Sir Win¬ 
ston Churchill for repeated blun¬ 
ders as a Second World War 
military strategist and said that 
the 1941 British-American oil 
embargo forced Japan to de- 
dkre war. 


Writing in the Liberal polit- * 
IckJ-literary month!) Encounter, 
he said President Franklin D. 
Roosevelt "deliberately stepped 


Short Circuit 
Ended Flight 
Of Gemini 8 


HOUSTON, Tex. (AP)—A short circuit in one 
of Gemini 8’s small manoeuvring thrusters probably 
caused the wild gyrations in space that forced an 
emergency end to the flight, the space agency said 
_, Saturday. 


Offshoot of Rain 


Crowds Soaked 


Queen Dubs Premier 


BERKELEY, Calif. (AP)— 
The University of Ctlltoraia'a 
seismograph itattoe reported 
NaiirKj Bight that aa earth¬ 
quake occurred about 1.M4 


Preliminary analysis of the 

Vnrfhrtttnkv d,ti from ,bort(d n ‘* ht 

litiri'illflf’llis" ruled out any possibility of 

pilot error, Dr. Robert Gil ruth, 
director of the Manned Space¬ 
ll ecorueu craft Centre, said. 

nrnarir.v (tain fAPi— “ ,B fact ’ *** crew **man- 

BERKELEY. Calif. (AP) g!rated rem.rk.ble pilot skill," 
The University at California’■ ^ bM r 

seismograph station reported 
Nalirfhj eight that aa earth- WENT WILD 
quake occurred about 1.MS Astronauts Neil A. Armstrong 
miles northwest at Berkeley. and David R. Scott were or- 
IgagBBBBBHHMMMRRBBgKX- dr red back to earth Wednesday 

after their spacecraft went wild 
_ _ while linked with an Agena 

Mlirnap rocket. It wa* disclosed Satur- 

lviliriicr d,y ,lwy wer * “Pinning at a 

| rate of one revolution a second. 

Hie verdict was dtsekwed in a 
^ # statement on Gemini S's trouble 

jafter an all-day review of vari- 
tlll 1KII1V ou ‘ information gathered from 

»1 tracking stations around the 

j world and Information brought 
l back from space aboard the 
m * Q | spacecraft. 


Murder 


Striking 

Twice? 


DIFFICULTY TRACED 


The statement traced the dif- 
VANCOUVER (CP) — Two bculty this way: 
men were charged with capital Gemini 8 docked with the 
murder Saiurday night in con- Agena and both vehicles stabti- 
neetkm with the beating and i»d normally. A command was 
strangling of Wllham Darryl sent to tha Agena to perform a 
Bohart, 31, who had been await- 90-degree yaw manoeuvre, and 
ing trial on fraud charges. a second command to turn on 

.. __ .... th * Agens's tape recorder. The 

„ ^ tli 1 command, were properly tr.ns- 

31. and Edward Dow. both of m R| ed and complstad. 
Vancouver. 

The pair was -arrested arte*), BLABT J 

hours after police fowl Ha- fcortty sRwnrd, a Rfaaa 
hart’s body partially hlddsa hy IWWnriif «■ *» M ■ n la s h 
brush In Stanley Park Friday BUW " ,, F *** •" w*it. 
n ight_ sending the ducked vehicles Into 

■ y»w and roll manoeuvre. The 
8TOIXN CHEQUES crew did not know the thrualir 

Boll art had been fre# on boil, wat on and had no roavon to 
awaiting trial on a charge of sue peel that it was. 




It rained Saturday for the Queen 
Mother’s visit to the legislature and her 
laying of the cornerstone at the provincial 
archives building — and Premier Bennett 
was royally dubbed. 


As the Queen Mother alighted 
from her limousine at the steps * * * 

of the legislature, she wss pro- _ _ 

sented with an umbrella to guard f n/*sv/iio 

her against the teeming rain. % A wwXJWm avc 

R was an unintentional move, 
but as she moved the umbrella 
into position, she clipped the pre- A • - 

mier on his head with one of Its S 

MLAi MET 

Smiling, she stretched out an 1 n • « 
arm. and Invited the first min- \ 
liter to Join her under the ihd- r ■'***• 

*The Queen Motoer. who last VANCOUVER (UPI)— Brit 
visited Victoria with King George ^ E,t “ brth 

VI In 1939, spent half an hour in d “ m J* "later cMmate 

the legislature greeting MLAs f* Satarday 

and their wives. hoB * d for Aa-tealla sad a 

Some 500 had stood In pouring Prl - r « 

rain waiting for her arrival from c,dp ** 

Government House. Though the Th« ■■ ■ year ■ old Qaeea 
crowd wss glum at first. It Mother spent two informal 
brightened as soon as the royal *» British Colombia, ea 

procession came Into view, ami route to the Antipodes, and a 
gave Her Majesty a rousing *t*te visit to Anstralia 
cheer as she stepped from the where Prince Charles la at- 
ear. leading school. 

DESKS OUT * * 

In the legislature, she paused «»-year-old sob of Quern 

to sign the guest register with s K'lambetl. and Prince Philip 


The M - year • old Qaeea 
Mother spent two informal 


The 11-year-old bob sf Queen 
Elisabeth and Prlare Philip 


— BtC»a<n 

Deputy provincial secretary Laurie Wallace shields Queen Mother , Premier Bennett 


Troops 


golden pen—the same pen Quern ta * student at the Ttmherlnp 
Elizabeth and Prince Philip used Br " r * ot Geelong (Chnn-h of 
to sign the register during their England) trimmer school, 
royal tour in 1959. Th, ‘ ■ ch<K ' 1 ** '"Hr* ""ih- 

The chamber was decked with “ r Melboarae In the Aus- 
flowers and greenery, and had tiwlla* outback, 
all but a few members' desks (.Karles has aot seen hlv 
removed. graadraotber since be left 

Her Majesty entered and sat Eaglaad almost two mnoths 
briefly in the Speaker s throne, ««„ begin kla I'.nK.nti, 
which was removed from its temralrr at Ttmbertop. 
dais and placed on the floor of 
the chamber before an elaborate 
bank of flowers. 1 T| * 


onspiracy to defraud two 


Armstrong and Scott, spinning danaa and 


On Border 

MONROVIA. Liberia 
(Renters) — Thousands of 


By (ommunist Battalion 


bank, of almost 87,200, with ^“ 4 lw * to “‘ 
cheques stolen from a Seattle shooting the problem and lumad lrBO »"‘ boU «PP-rtod by 
Trust company. off the entire manoeuvring ays- ***»vy artillary, have takea ap 


Police were holding two otii- ten. of the spacecraft, including positions along border points °utpost 360 miles northeast of plains. « ■»<.« m.utm»ci -<ui me iwuii uirnuu; ^ . --,.. 

ers as “material witnesses." the wild thruster, realising they _ i,. . Saigon and then drove off rescue force moved into the area but by announcing they would be . converiatifm *' Kosygin s sweeping economic 

One of them was dental nurse dinre approaching thalr physio- ' "• helicopters with a machlnegun only three choppers managed "patient" with their demand reforms Into full effect by 1988. 

Muriel Kennedy, 31, who admit- logical limits. ■ 8r " kiday. barrage, a military spokesman to land before heavy ground for a civilian government, but ‘lOT MORE' 1 The reforms, ordered last fall, 

d earlier Bohart was beaten CONTROL The report* mid Ivory »*ld Sunday. fire drove a number of other not for long. Later he said "She asked me are to be adopted first on a 

her apartment Thursday. ,^ n inf>d run[rol Coast troop, tar ualnumbered l„ another action, south of “ W * y ’ , , A n o t h e r anti - government about highway, and a Tew ^ctory-by-factory basis, then In- 

siw denied report, she tipped enough to backpay from the Oolaraa toroe. a.d were sap- Da Nang and In the seme demonstration wa. staged in Da Question, about du.try-by-lnchistry 

f the j»lke concerning Bo- Agena ported by French troops. general area, U.S. marines ‘" to the ^ *" a Nan «- tomer * mt <* P° wer “ J** ^ When ful,y force, tlie re- 

•rt's ileath. SocH reports, Mlsa Armstrong, once operated . _ , . were hit with mortars, rockets ^^ D ,J^ 1 “ n n ^, Wher l ) f ‘ Kht ' P°P ular u - Gm - N^yen Chanh “J" °' forma are .up,».ed to put the 

ennedy aald. "mayr ■■ well from the Agena, was able to C °“ I ! ■"■®*" c * d and automatic weapons. iO hours and coat Thi whoae ouater led to a fresh P"” y state-run economy on a more 

ifn my death certificate" actlv>t# . .^d.ry thnal „ it had sesl the Leatherneck, 'moderate" political outbreak. snd that made me proud, 1 told, pro(ltmbJe b..,, and 

"These retorts suggaat I rsl- systam normally used for re- *?. "V 1 "J* Saturday casualties. wiN AGREEMENT . She |d , h d taiU lrt .IrevKallae the Soviet system in 

.he told report-,. the .p.»- “"S.'SS - Thf-BuddNB., -W lhe y h.d £2*"'™ 


SAIGON (UPI) - A Com -1 attacked the An Hoa outpost. I In Salgun. Buddhist leadera ‘"IT M 

munlst Viet Cong battalion over- situated across the main Viet Saturday night backed away ,, " h 

ran and seized a government Cong access route to the coaatal from an Immediate showdown M , 

outpost 360 miles northeast of plains. A rescue helicopter with the ruling military junta * .. . 


nk of flowers. D • 

mm- Kussian 

Mm (Ml Moral ta a small v ^ _ 

table at which she signed the RF - K - 

Golden Book, very slowly, care- IluIUmiS 
fully and ornately. 

She returned to stand In front FBI* J 

of the throne where Mr. Ben- QW HTHMl 
nett introduced the cabinet min- 

“ST* thelr ,^ M w . , MOSCOW (AP) - The Soviet 
The Queen Mother chatted government Saturday an- 
isily with each. nounced a timetable for gradu* 

H ighways Minister Caglardl ally putting Premier Alexei N. 


Muriel Kennedy. 3T, who admit-1 logical limits, 
ted earlier Bohart waa beaten; R|5<4A j f( CONTROL 


In her apartment Thursday. 


reports Bald 


They then regained control Cvmmi lroo «" tar bered 


for conversation. j reforms into full effect by 1988. 

■LOT MORE' The reforms, ordered last fall. 

Later he said "She asked me are to be adopted first on a 
about highways and a few i fac tory-by-factory basts, then in- 
I questions about construction. Idustry-by-lndustry. 


hurt's ileath. Such reports. Miss Armstrong, once separated 
Kennedy said, "mayr ■■ well from the Agena, was able to 
sign my death certificate" activate a secondary thruster 


“that is completely untrue." 

STRANGLED 

An autopsy Saturday revealed 
Bohart had been strangled at 
well as severely beaten. 

Police were maintaining 
secrecy on details of the slay¬ 
ing. apparently fearing It might 
lead to a second slaying. 

StaB-Sgt. Bill Forteout of the 
police department's homicide 
and robbery division had told 
reporters Friday night; 

“I wish to beH you two pis had 
not found out anything—we’re 
liable to have another murder 
by morning." 


ported by French troops. 

The Ivory Coast announced 

sign my death certuicaseactivate a secondary thruster d * y ." ?L° 

"These resort, .uggast I rat- »y»t»m normally used for re- £ * 'SdalTtaroJUIIl 
finked.” she to*d reporter, entry and brought the .pace- 1,1"!* a ,sT.T 

•that is completely untrue.” cr *!l 1 <0 1 ,ubte .. * 

STRANGLED TWa entire sequence can be U deponed 

.fully explained by a short cir- Ghnaalan president Kwaae 


( oallnaad an Pags I 


Don t Miss 


White Tie , Tails 
Don f t Faze Clams 


1 *_ PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, longihoreman who gulped down 

jtAPl-Whtt* tie and talk do not 308 steaming, buttered Utile Inqi 

China Ready “ cUm T Neck cknu 1,1 elKh ‘ mlnut * 1 into 

* Bl g Page of Lake Osa-ago. 

In 10 Years lore- found that out Saturday 

when he left Ms chauffeured “**““** moMusks to come In 
WASHINGTON (AP) - Phys- limausine decked out In Barter- • econd 
icist Edward Teller, who helped Lai splendor to participate in * * * Bridge 

develop the hydrogen bomb, the 1906 clam eating champion- More than 2.000 persons later Saluting 
predicta that within a decade Mips He didn't even place. | helped -devour the 8.000 clams I Oanriea 
Qtlna will have hydrogen bombs The clam crown went to Bob: provided by the sponsoring Port I Cewcword 
and the rockets to deliver them. Cooper. 21, Port Gamble, Wash 'Townsend Elks Lodge. 


Brave Housewife 
Ends Grip of Terror 
-Page 3 

★ * a 

B.C. Indians 
Integrating 

—Page 5 

♦ * * 

Inquiry Likely 
Into Boy's Trial 

—Page 8 


e Probe May Alter 

ror Future of Mining 
s 3 —Page 10 

♦ * a 

King fish Winner 
Lauds Rome Trip 
i 5 —Page 11 

★ * * 

Gerda Makes Vs 
l A World Power 

■ S Page 18 

s * * 

Page Financial Newt” . it, H 

M Garden Notes It 

■’ Social .* 2 , ZZ, *4. a 

- » Sport. U. 14, 15 

.. 18 Television . t| 

-- 5 * Theatres .§, 7 


“ 1U highway, and I said I had and petition with to. West 

met Premier Nguyen Bao Ky 1 have a lot more to build.” j P ^' Uo Wm *' 

and chief of state Nguyen Van The timetable for tite conver- 

Thieu and had wan their agree- "**TERIA | l on wa , announced by Deputy 

meet to demands tha govern- Later, ss the member, were Premier Nikolai K. Baibakov, 
ment be turned over to civilian introduced, she stopped Cryil chairman of the State Planning 
leadership and that generals be Shelford (SC, Omineca) and Commission (Go*plan) in the 

returned to their "rightful" asked. "Did I meet you before?" government newspaper Izvestla 

place* In the army. _ Continued on Page a Continued on Page t 

Grooms" Parents Going Into Debt 

Price of Brides Frozen 
After Fees Hit $5,600 


PORT MORESBY, New 
Guinea (Reuters)—A delega¬ 
tion of local government coun¬ 
cils decided this week to 
freeze the price of brides, fol¬ 
lowing dozens of complaints 
over fees as high as S5.600. 

The 40 delegates, represent¬ 


ing 1,500,000 Papuans under 
local government rule in this 
Australian - administered area 
decided to allow each local 
council to set a standard price 
for its area. 

In the past prices have va¬ 
ried according to the bride's 
tribal status, her income if 


any, and her beauty. Tlie 
groom's parents pay the 
bride's family after delicate 
negotiations. They often musl 
borrow heavily to meet the 
price. 

All the councils appeared to 
favor continuing bride-buying, 
but at standard prices. 


Churchill’s Emotionalism Precipitated War Blunders 


























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.. ; .--w 


Avoid All Trouble 
Military Leader 
Tells Indonesians 


2 ffoiltf CColrniirf Victoria, I.C., Snw, Marcb 20. !§€• 


SINGAPORE (AP)-An Indo¬ 
nesian military leader called an 
argetezattons to Jakarta Satur¬ 
day to (to notetog that could 
oausa trouble. Radio Jakarta 
reported. 

Preeumafciy the appeal from 
Brig. Gen. Amir Machmud. mil¬ 
itary commander of Jakarta, 
waa meant for both anti-Com 
murista and Comraunlata. 

And - Comm uniat organize 
tiona hare demonat r atad tor 
weeks against First Deputy 
Premier Subandrio and 
proOmum j nls to In to 
moit of Praaident Sukarno. 

The new military regime 
placed Subandrio and 14 other 


From Page 1 

Russian 

Reform 

Timed 


Goa plan m responsible lor the 
new five-year plan. 

The timetable calk for putting 
about 300 more factor!ea under 
the new system next mom 
converting whole branches of 
industry to the new system 
beginning In July, and compkt 
lhg toe changeover by Jan 
INI. 

Kaaygtn's reforms, baaed on 
the ideas of liberal eo onu mtk 
Ysvsei G. Liberman and others 
give Individual factory bM 
more is aw a y to take local de¬ 
mand into account In ptonr 
tortr production. Central plan¬ 
ners will ski Impose general 
production goata and limit toe 
leeway of the factory bo — c s. 

BALES. PROFTTS 

Sucae—, h o w ever. Is to be 
baaed more an sake and profits 
than on meeting what In toe past 
often have been arbitrary pro¬ 
duction goals ordered by central 
pi amen. 

Tie old system often encour¬ 
aged production at u n w an te d 
goods whicto rotted on store, 
•hrtvM end coat ten Wets ml>- 
liora. Tbe new system is nsp- 
poseA to avoid tots by aauslder 
Ing users' demands. 


Cabinet members under arren 
last week. 

According to Radio Jakarta. 
Machmud celled in the heeds of 
larger organizations in Jakarta 
and briefed town on the moves 
the military regime k taking to 
purge the Cabinet of Commu¬ 
nist elements. 

SOCIAL DISCSFUNE 
He , urftd toe leaders to 
toow social discipline and 
leave it to toe armed forces to 
deal wMh the situation.” 

He said It k not n^enaary for 
the organizations to copy "the 
brutal style” of toe Communists 
In dealing with events to In- 


A 

N 

D 

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C 

A 

P 

P 


WILL TAKE ACTION 
Machmud added, however 
that be wffl not h e s it a te to take 
action again— those who diso¬ 
bey hit advice and Instruction* 
In a separate broadcast, Ra 
dto Jakarta amounoed a ban on 
travel abroad by Indonesi a ns 
except by officials with govern 
ment permission end pilgrims 
going to the Moslem shrine at 
Mecca in Saudi Arabia. 
JAKARTA CALM 
Jakarta appeared calm on the 
heels of Subandrto'a arrest 
They —id the troops that Li 
Gen. Suharto had ordered to the 
capital during the ar re s ts now 
have toft Ihe city. 

Suharto la toe military chief 
who k running toe nation in 
place of Sukarno. 

Sukarno waa reported to be at 
Ms summer paiaes at Bogor, 40 
miles aouto of Jakarta. He area 
taken there Friday under heavy 
guard, the Informants said. 



They Swallow a Legend 

SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, | was logical explanation. Once i Salinas. In early January they 
Catif. (AP) — Thousand# of 100-mile-an-hour winds in ' the I start the Right north cruising 
swaBowa flew into the walk of i nearby Coachella Valley ground-j leisurely at 30 miles an hour, 
the old ml—ion here Saturday led the birds. 'They hedge-hop most of the 

just as they have tor aB but] The birds spend the winterjway. flying usually at altitudes 


a few St. Joseph's days since 
1775. 

The traditional arrival, cele¬ 
brated in song and legend, also 
brought thousands of tourists 
into toll sleepy mission hamlet 
founded by Padre JuMpero 
Serre to bridge the gap be¬ 
tween San Diego, fin* of the 
California missions, and San 
Gabriel, toe fourth. 

Bird exp ert ! scoff at the 
charming legend. Who ever 
heard of a bird rendhR a 
calendar? 

But the week preceding toe 
man arrival, a few scout birds 
flew to from Argentina. 

The big flight came on 
March II, as usual. The depart¬ 
ure, as tradition has it, always 
occurs on Oct. 23 — St. John's 
Day. 

A few times In 190 years, the 
swallows arrived tote but there 


on Argentina's Pam pa de las | of 50 to 100 feet. 


Continuedjrom Page 1 


Royalty Calls on MLAs 


Mr. Shelford said he first met, The Queen Mother's arrival at 
the Queen Mother when be waa the legislature at 3:50 waa right 
a patient in Bramshot army on time, as waa her departure 
hospital new London to 1940. at 4:30 for the provincial mo- 
He bad told bar he was from seum and archives building un- 
Wlsterla, BjC. der construction Just to the east 

She —id then that she and her.°* *h® legislature. 


Orchestra, 

Choir 

To Perform 

A Joint concert of the Pen¬ 
insula Orchestra and the 
Metehoein choral group wiU'be 
held at 9 p.m. Friday at 
Claremont Seoondary School. 

Both the orchestra and the 
choir will be under the direction 
of Derek MaeDermot. 

The Peninsula Orchestra was 
started several years ago under 
the leadership of Larry Good- 
manaan. Last year It was 
enlarged and included in the 
night school program. 

The choral group started five 
years ago and is wall ki s— 
throe ah its ChrUrnu and 
Easter concerts at St. Mary's 
Metehoein Church and at 
I Victoria Music School. 


husband had travelled across 
Canada, but had never heard 
of Wisteria. 

RESPECT 

Asked later whether he 
thought she had really recog¬ 
nized him, he said: “Someone 
must have told her.” 

Her Majesty also oh—kri a 
few m om e nt a wtth long-time 
otorit of Ihe togtolatur* I. K. 
DeBeok, S 3 . 

"She asked me about my 
wort,” Mr. DcBeck said later. 
•She waa very pleasant—has a 
great respect for age." 

Mr. Bennett's eternal grin 
never flinched far a second. 

CARPET 

Later Her Majesty had tea to 
the Speaker's chambers before 
venturing out oooe again Into 
the crowd which by this time 
had been watered down to some¬ 
where to the region of 300. 

Mud) later, the scarlet car¬ 
pet which had been rolled out 
for her on the front steps of 
the legislature, and had been 
■eturated by tbe downpour, eras 
taken up by attendants and 

hung libs a long strand of 4 
■psihsttl from thn ■•oond-itnrqp 

balcony inside the buildings, 
the where It was hoped It would 
I dry. 


AT BITE 

Here she was escorted by the 
premier, and met by Works 
Minister Chant—once again to 
walk down • sodden red carpet 
to a covered dais at the edge 
of the construction works. 

Brownie Margaret Patton, 10, 
of 196 View Royel. was on hand 
to greet the Queen Mother, pre¬ 
senting a bouquet of fluwers. 

Hare Premier Bennett celled 
Archbishop Harold Sexton to 
give the prayers at dedication 

to bless this corners tare." 

Then it waa the premiers 
turn, and he read from a sheet 
of paper a prepared welcome to 
the Queen Mother, and told her 
how tile government had de¬ 
cided upon thla building as a 
suitable project for centennial 
year. 

"In comparison with the Old 
Country, we are a new land, 
he said. 

"It ia but 100 years since the 
act was passed that formed 
British Columbia.” 

However, he went on to say, 
the province waa nonetheless 
aware of a rich aellection of 

historic*! ob ject s worthy of 
hcxtslng in a new provincial 
museum and archives. 


Normal Hearing Won’t Return 
After Lifetime of Noise 


By JOSEPH MOLNER, MD 

Dear Dr. Molaeri Haw mnk 
la known ikwl occupational Aeai- 
k know* about oceapalloaal deaf 

■■ns? My haabaad haa worked 
la a sawmill far IT yean and 
teas to- a good deal ef bis 
lteartag. 

Ha will retire la three ef fear 
yearn aad feels this hearing will 
cams back after he leaves, aa 
he hesitates a boat getting s 
heartag aid. What da yaa 
sag (eat? — MR*. R.TJ. 

A good deal is known about 
occupational deafness, or con¬ 
tinued exposure to high-level 
noise, but some of it is quite 
technical, I suggest that 
vour husband take time off 
to go in an ear specialist. You 
are far enough from the bigger 
cities and medical centres so It 
will mean a trip, sod it will sdd 
up to several days, but it ought 
to be worthwhile. 

Constant, loud noise can dam¬ 
age the delicate structures of 
the inner ear. Intensity of noise 
varies; so does the damage 
lime also makei a difference. 
ONSET GRADUAL 

Onset of this type of bearing 
damage is grsdusl. If detected 
early, it is reversible — esa be 


Your 

Good 

Health 


corrected or corrects itself. | 
After some yssrs, you can’t 
expect hearing to return to 
normal. 

Age of the individual matters, 
too. Some degree of deatnesi 
must be expected with aging, a 
loss of about 5 per cent at age 
50, and 10 per cent at 60. other 
things being equal. Working in a 
violently noisy place wifi add to 
the loss, naturally. 

Audiograms (testa of hearing) 
can measure the amount of 
deafness, and also the amount 
of hearing loss Involving tones 
— high notes or low notes. 
Expostn to high, screechy 
noise will not have tbe same 
effect as exposure to dull but 
loud thumping noise. 

NOT GOING TO CHANGE 


your husband to expect that 
when he retires his hearing is 
going to change back to its 
acuteness of two decades ago. It 
won’t. But be should start 
preparing tor the time when 
he'll no longer be near the saw. 

He also will begin bearing 
better arhen he's away from the 
mill, if he gets a hearing aid 
suited to his needs. 

* A * 

Dear Dr. Molaeri Caa a boy 
aad girl ml at Iwlaa possibly be 
called Idealleal? Wa Save had 
quite a diseaselos oa this, w 
MR8. W.8. 

When twins are identical, they 
are of the same sex. Hence U 
they are of the different ■ 
they aren't identical. 

* A A 

Dear Dr. Molaeri 1 have read 


absorb Vltamla 4J bocaase they 
lack something eke. What Is 
thk “somothiag else?" — L.M. 

You may have reference to 
some other substance. Vitamin 
C is absorbed quite readily, 
except that those lacking acid in 
tha stomach may have this 
difficulty, or those having too 
Because of his age, and the much alkali (such as folks who 
number of years he has worked i take too much bicarbonate of 
In the mill, I wouldn’t want!soda or other antacids. 


GREETINGS 

Departing from his prepared 
text, the p r em eir moiled cat the 
Queen Mother, and asked her 
to send greetings to others of 
the Royal Family. 

"I hope that you’ll advise 
your elder daughter of our 
loyalty — and I hope that you’ll 
come back next year to open 
this new building," the premier 
said. 

Ho then led the party of offi¬ 
cials off the dais and down yet 
another sodden red carpet to 
where the cornerstone was 
hoisted Into place. 

The Queen Mother spoke: 

HERITAGE 

"It pleases me that in com¬ 
memoration of toe centenary 
of Canadian Confederation foe 
governments of Canada and of 
the province of British Colum¬ 
bia have made possible this im¬ 
pressive complex of buildings In 
which the heritage of our people 
shall be preserved. 

1 declare this cornerstone to 
be well and truly laid." 

It was still raining as foe 
party hurried hack up the red 
carpet and was whisked to 
Government House, where foe 
Queen Mother rested and 
awaited her departure back to 
Vancouver. 

SHELTERED 

She was due jo leave by jet 1 
for Australia at midnight Satur- j 
day night 

Earlier, it had been a damp 
but enthusiastic welcome for 
Her Majesty and It was more 


glimpse of foe royal motorcade 
as it travelled from Government 
House to the legislative build¬ 
ings. 

Small knots of people stand 
Ing in foe shelter of store front 
overhangs waited patiently for 
foe motorcade to appear and 
rushed to the edge at foe road¬ 
way to wave as the Queen 
Mother, accompanied by Lieu¬ 
tenant-Governor Pearkes drove 
by. 

YOUNGSTERS 

About 500 people gathered 
outside the legislative buildings 
to greet Her Majesty. Some 
had been waiting for more than 
half an hour and kept them¬ 
selves cheerful by watching the 
preparation work bring carried 
out by television craws and by 
tiie arrival at MLAs and their 
wives. 

Younger people were much In 
evidence in foe crowd. 

*T have come here out of 
curiosity mote than anything 
else,” one teen-ager said as he 
waited an the lawns in bent of 
foe legislature. 

EXCITEMENT 

"I’ve heard all about the 
Queen Mother and I just wanted 
to see her for real." 

By far the most enthusiastic 
at Victoria residents were the 
MLAs and tenlr wives who 
presented to the Queen 
Mother In the legislative 
chamber. 

Long before Her Majesty was 
due to arrive, they clustered in 
excited expectancy in one of 
the corridors outside the cham¬ 
ber and nervously stubbed their 
cigarettes as the time for their 
presentation arrived. 

WET FLAGS 

Moat notable feature at the 
royal procession was the ab¬ 
sence of any flags, or any sort 
of general decoration on build¬ 
ings. 

Flags outside the legislative 
buildings hung wet and Hmp 
and only one building, the 
Beacon Hill rest home opposite 
tiie museum, was decorated 
with Union Jack* and gay 
bunting. 

"It was well worth waiting 
for,” was the comment of many 
people clustered around foe 
site of the new provincial 
museum. 

Especially when she did 
without her umbrella so we 
oould all see her, 
woman. 


and Sea Rogers from the Greater 
Victoria area lined up eagerly 
in foe ballroom of Government 
House to greet her. 

The heavy rain had forced 
cancellation of foe royal inspec¬ 
tion la the grounds of Govern¬ 
ment House, and hasty arrange¬ 
ments were made by Lieutenant- 
Governor Pearkes to accomo¬ 
date them inside hit official 
residence. 

Queen Mother Elizabeth spent 
about 10 minutes Inspecting the 
ranks of young glrta, talking 
with some of them and commen¬ 
ting to the lieutenant-governor 
on their smart turnout 


Council Business 

Onk Bay council will gather at 8 p.m. Monday 
to discuss: i 

• Centennial celebrations grants. 

• Greater Victoria Metropolitan Board of 
Health Agreement 

• Provincial-municipal cost sharing formula. 

• SPCA report 

• Beresford Place sidewalks. 

• Annual budget amendment bylaw. 

Eeqaimalt council will meet at 1:80 p.m. Mon¬ 
day to consider: 

• New library agreement. 

• Community welfare council director. 

• Engineer’s reports. 

• Replacement of police vehicle*. 

• Admirals Road street light. 

• Regional tJiatricfa letters patent. 

Saanich council Will meet at 7:80 p.m. Monday 
to consider: 

• Coat of central magistrates’ court 

• Old Royal Oak Elementary School. 

• Speed limits at Burnside Gardens. 

• Public works committee recommendations. 

« • Lands and Planning committee recom¬ 

mendations. 

• Financial assistance to Little League tour¬ 
nament 


>. ' W 


Short Circuit Hit 


Malahat 

Officers 

Praised 


Continued from Page 1 


cult, causing the No. 6 thruster 
to fire,” the statement said. 

"Tha thruster fired three »ec-| 
ondi and then fired continu-i 
ously." 

NO INDICATION 

“The Gemini spacecraft elec-, 
trica! malfunction was not con¬ 
nected in any way to foe com¬ 
mands sent to tha Agena,” it 
■aid. 

There wax no indication an 
exactly what caused the short 
circuit. 

Earlier Saturday, tha Gemini 
8 astronauts arrived at Cape 
Kennedy. Fla., and wasted no 
time in beginning an intensive 
three-day huddle with project 
officials attempting to find out 
why the United States almost 
suffered its tint space disaster. 


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Four officers from HMCS 
Malahat here Aave been singled 
out for "outstandingly success¬ 
ful” performance on naval con¬ 
trol of shipping duties during 
last falls NATO exercise Sea- 
line. 

Tha otHesrs, along with one 

from Klngson, Ont, and a 
petty officer from Ottawa, were 
the navy reserve member of 
a unit based for two weeks at 
Sidney, N.S., during the latter 
part of October. 

A message of congratulation 
for a perfect score in foe paper 
exercise has been sent from the 
oommander-in-chief. West At¬ 
lantic, to the commanding offi¬ 
cer, naval divisions, at the 
Royal Canadian Navy and from 
there to HMCS Malahat. Vic¬ 
toria's naval reserve division. 

Officers participating were 
Cmdr. L. J. Fuller, Lt.-Cmdr. 
G. A. Powell, Lieut J. D. Car-| 
son and Commissioned Officer 
W. R. Pringle. 


Firemen Honor 
Dead Comrade 


BALLROOM 

Before the Queen Mother 
started her drive to foe legis¬ 
lature, Brownies, Girl Guides 


VANCOUVER (CP) — Some 
<00 off-duty firemen lined the 
street aa a pumper truck, carry¬ 
ing the body of fireman Donald 
McCsvour, moved in a solemn 
funeral procession through 
added onej downt °wn Vancouver. 

He died from injuries received 
March 10 when thrown from a 
fire truck Involved in a collision 
while answering an alarm from 
an empty lumber yard. 



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Meet Monday 

Annual meeting of View Royal I 
fire protection district rate-1 
by luck than judgment that I payers will be held in the Vlewf 
many Victorians caught a ! Royal fireball at8 p.m. Monday, 


The Weather 




MARCH M. MM 


Cloudy with a few sunny 1 
periods and a few widely 
scattered showers, little change 
jn temperature. Winds south¬ 
west 15, occasionally rising to 
southwest 25. Saturday's pre¬ 
cipitation .05; sunshine one hour. 
3fi minutes: recorded high and 
low at Victoria, 43 and 3T. To¬ 
day's forecast high and low 48 
and 35. Today’s auariae 1:17 
a.m.; aimset 6:26 p.m.; moon- 
rise 6:11 SLm.; moanset 4:57 
p,m. 

East Coast of Vancouver 
Island: Cloudy with occasional 
sunny periods and a few widely 
■catterrii showers mixed with 
*now, little change in tempera¬ 
ture. Winds southerly 15 
occasionally rising to southerly 
25 and gusty near a bow art. 
Saturday's precipitation .12; 
recorded Ugh and tow at Nan¬ 
aimo. 43 and 3L Today’s fore¬ 
cast high Bid tow, 48 and 30. 


A 

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Island: Cloudy with widely 
scattered showers of rain 
occasionally mixed with snow, 
little change in temperature. 
Winds southwest 15 occasionally 
rising to southwest 25 and gusty 
near showers. Forecast high and 
and low at Estevan Point. <8 
and 32. 

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some deluxe rooms with eeaview balconies. 
Annex rooms are large and commodious 
inviting family groups. 

excellent food, superior facQitie 1 far 
conventions and group meetings. Mid-das 
every Saturday and Sunday our famous hot 
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weekend, you will find this it the ideal place. 

Far Information and reservations write 
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Gunman's Hostages—Then Fatal Ride 


Qailif Co Inn fa! Victoria, B.C, Sul, Muck 20, 1M4 


Brave Wife Brings End to Terror 


Mrs. Keeler, Michael 


EUGENE, Ore. (AP) — A 
young wile * courage and a 
quick daah by police stopped a 
cold-blooded gunman from 
killing anyone Friday night, 
t The gunman held a family 
hostage four hours and 
wounded a college graduate 
student in Ids attempt to 
escape police, but last his life 
in the gamble. 

The gunman was. in the 
bock seat of an escape car, 
pointing a pistol at Mrs. 
Marvtr Keeler, 22, beside him 
when a police patrol car 
suddenly blocked the way in 
downtown Eugene. 

★ A Ik 

When the gunman turned 
toward the police, Mrs. Keeler 
grabbed the pistol and held 
on. Her husband, a* the wheel 
of the car, kinged bock to 
help. Then a police shot rang 


out, fatally wounding the 
gunman. 

He was identified as Harvey 
LeRoy Baker, 33, also known 
as David LeRoy Latham. 

Polite gave this account: 

Baker attempted to hold up 
a grocery store in West 
Eugene, but ran when a 
woman in the store began 


sereamfag. Baker fired a shot 
at an investigating policeman, 
then ran into a house. 

* * * 

Inside were the Keelers and 
their sons, Martin, 3, and 
Michael, Ifl months. 

Poke surrounded the 
house. Baker defied them. At 
one poUt Baker let Keeler, M, 


a college student, carry the It- 
month-aid boy out to police. 
Then Keeler went back. 

After three hours. Baker 
became impatient. He shouted 
a demand far an eecape car. 
Polios left a car In front of 
the houae. Baker herded Mr. 
and Mrs. Keeler and Martin 
to the car at gunpoint. There 


he let the boy na to police 
while he forced Mrs. Keeler to 
get In the back seat with him 
and Keeler to drive. 

A * * 

Patrol ears followed, and 
Baker told the Keelers he 
would have to shoot someone 
on the streets to make police 
drop back. 


At toe comer of Broadway ^ wltfc m 
and Olive streets college “beep”. 

student Milton Seligman, 29. ___ 

was waiting with his fiancee __ ___ _ ____ 

for a traffic light to change. BACIlACHI 

* * * RHEUMATISM 

Baker fired. Seligman fell, a reiwSrUf «5 

bullet in his neck. Hospital SWISS'S M? 
attendants said It missed vital o*i> «■'•«* mmsii ifc 
parts and Seligman was re- abu? 

covering takine i butt pt txs 

■ Hualnlir 3 Sal 

The patrol car shot ahead gSCTSMM: wmisr.« 
and Lieutemmt Pm Larirat fcaua reia*. *»«icha 


Lullabeep 

WAYNESBURG. Pa. (DPI) 
—The air kora Mast iwd to 
■fgaal the IS p.m. cartes for 
chlldrea nailer 13 Jast Wat 
**nhg Ma parpase. The long 
blast wafcea aleeptag ehBdrea, 
frtghteatog them aad anger* 
tog their pare a to. The boreagh 
council praniiare to expert- 
meat with a two ■ second 
“beep”. 

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Working Out After All? 

U.S. May Increase 
F-5s in War Zone 


WASHINGTON (UP!) - The increase the detachment to a bach (ram their flight by thto .' " ” L" in Madrid said the dri 

air force may throw as many squadron of either U or 24 alga at Capa Kenedy ware _ ™ action will lessen the risk c 

a- 13 more F-5 Jet "freedom pUnei. centre, where they will aader- dragged carefully Saturday off ta g the bomb, with its pan 

fighters" Into the Viet Nam war CANADA BUYING >° ***** days sf debrieflag. an extremely steep slope of the «tiU attached, slip off its 

■oon. jbe Freedom Fighter was da- ***** r ttraatlaa la Atoa sea bottom to a more favorable eat precarious position 

Eleven of the light, twin-jet w1gln> ] 1 y tor UBB by Shepard, their captain.—(AP) recovery area. The bomb was much deeper water.” 


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Gemini I astraasato “Nifty PALOMARES, Spain <UPD— expected to he brought to the lifting booms —ooe of 10-ton ca- 
Nell” Arnmtraag aad “Dandy A missing American hydrogen aurface by Sunday night paaity and one of 20-ton capacity. 

Dave” Beat! were weleamed bomb located at a depth of 2,500 An official U.S. announcement Although there has been no of- 
beck (mm their flight by thto . , ^ in Madrid a a i d the dragging h* 1 *! anouncement that the oh* 

alga at Gap. Keaaedy Meditcrrsnean was . Bboo lessen the risk of hav* J«t loc.tad on Wednesday was 

centre, where they will aader- dragged carefully Saturday ofl to g the bomb, with its parachute the missing weapon, no one eg- 
go three days ml debriefing, an extremely steep slope of the still attached, slip off Ms pres- pressed doubt it was the bomb. 
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fighter-bombers are operating NATO allies. Its combat range FIV* miles OUT 

fa the c°mbat area. Twelve )■ short compared to that of mr a rprv p„ll_A,.4 * W7_.l. a The bomb, missing since an 

were sent over experimentally lar^r fighter-bombers. IT A II_F 1 IlIl”Ollt 111 W CCK8 ^ Jpn. 17, was found 

last October. One was lost Canids Is currently buying ' ' ' Wednesday about five mllea ofi 

The air force would hay Sat- the planes and designating them the shore from Paktmarea by the 

urday only that the present <*-CF4. A W W dN a naval task force headed by Rear 

tachment ia carrying out rego- Returning pilots hare expire- ft Infl/lflQO f Q Tf\TS Adm. William Guest. 

Ur combat missions and will M(J B p^erence for the fm. Informed sources said the 

remain in Viet Nam indefinitely, pnjpelleixlrtven Skyraiders far A ' bomb should be raised before 

Other sources, said, however, bombing missions in Viet Nam. . _ . _ Sunday night unless unforeseen 

that a plan has been drawn to where precise maps are lacking, 'WIW / ' _ _ —A . salvaga problems or bad weather 

bombing accuracy is better with — § Mgt*Kg f 71 JfJfl f M.VT* force * delay. 

flmanwA FIiaq the .lower planes. 1 a/ TWO LIFTING BOOMS 

\xllUrU i/ICS | The vessel expected to lift the 

PARIS (UPI) — Presldenti Gaulle would let' this little dip- bomb out of the water is the 
Charles de Gaulle probably will l3rn,tio "Alphonse-and-Gaston USS Holst a salvap- ship at- 
. , ., KATn act” go on for another couple tached to the navy ■ Sixth Fleet, 

begin his pull-out from NATO ^ WM . kg ^ ^ nart The Holst la equipped with two 

within two weeks, reliable movlng to ^ he meBni buB ,.- — 

■ourcps said Saturday. ness. n • • 

He hopes to complete it and ^ officers tjWMSTlIl!! 

hire all United States and Can- Hi. flrat step, they predicted,] ^ 
adlan troope and bases out of ^ ^ to withdraw an esti- liff 

France by ths end of this year, mated 300 Preach officers from klCllU"vlI 

the sources said. combined NATO military head- 

__ _ . . quarters. There are two of these NEW YORK (UPI) — Prince 

T^Ftsnch leader served fas- |B Fnncu _ BUpremB B l||*d Philip was ushered into the 
mal notice on bln allies a week headquarters ( SHAPE) near moat glamorous ball of the New 
age that be plans to withdraw. p t ^ ^ European Yortt ■ M * D " Saturday night to 

t re fa-kfaaa - JgTJ- gj 

tog until he sees whether they rounded by fl.000,000 worth of 

eaawer his memorendi. AFCENT ia headed by a antique tapestries. 

Other NATO member coun- Som * 1M0 ■ ocl,1,t ” ,ho * 

tries were reported to h«v* NATO^rilh P™>riltles turned out 

decided also to do nothbw unUl "" NA ^° w * h »*•«* caicrete Bt ^ Americana Hotel to give 

de Gaulle spells out his blteo- '’ n,r "* nd »e prince ■ tumultuous send- 

SLwtalrtSr dSaii G ‘ U , Ue ,parted <* oft after an 11-day American 

ton* in greater oetwr crisis. visit. The ball raised J2SO.OOO 

__ French tources predicted de - [or international Variety 

* * * O * H Club's oNkirm's charities and 

mi . . • mT Prize A roffram was a far cry from the tormsl 

Names in the News , % and. some observer, said, dull 

— ■ ■■ . - 1 - Maintained ball given for Princess Mar- 

garet earlier In the season. 

■ ^ RA "I _• T T 1 • - OTTAWA (CP) — The federal Saturday night's ball was a 

Foor redestnan Habits 

age farmers to stress economic 1______ 

ral’M Ax r Rll^irlar continued this year without any Blaze KM* 

Ijeildy \Jl Cal MUigldl sMBSiSS'K Baby Chick* 

government provided about MATSQU1 (CPI—A thousand 

MIAMI (UPI) — "I’m a great NEW WESTMINSTER—P. A. WASHINGTON — President (4,000,000 fa prize money fast bab > chick * BUftoemtedtp death 

hm-slar ” said the iavwalker Woodward of Vancouver has Cenal Garaal of Turkey ha. v __. __j a** nanartmant ..ih * 0re ** *** Evans 

Royl Columbian developed a high fever and "his “ nd ^ ,irm he " ,-rm 

“but a lousy pedastrian. Polic. ^ ^ ^ |1|u|tiGD ^ won , „ try ^ *hs amount will likely be building, were seriously d.m- 

aaid that was Bradaa (the m „„„ trBUlnB ^ Turkish embassy sourcss repret. ^s year. aged in the blase, 

warm) Ma tt es' aril mats at him- * • a ★ ★ ♦ 

self after ha was nabbed trying NAIROBI, Kenya - President MORRISTOWN, NJ. - "My . . . 

to beat a jaywalking rap and dona Keayatta has banned a daddy lived to be UM. and I y&f • 

wound up in ths hands of the series at puhlic meetings to expect to Hvs that long." Ctolsa 7" f tl v f I 

FBI. He was wanted by the have been addressed over the Bash once told an interviewer. RjfRh IM f a y I 

FBI to sarva a 10-to-14 year weekend by leftist Vice-preri- Bush, a former slave, died at I LTa is I I M All 1114 ft 


Guard Dies 
In Escape 

’ BERLIN (UPI) — 

■German guard fled safely to 
West Berlin Saturday but an- 
otfier guard with him was shot 
and probably killed when bark¬ 
ing police dog. alerted Commu¬ 
nis l security forces. 

J The two friends were off duty 
and had donned their uniforms 
before going to the American 
aector an the border of Zehlen* 
dort 

[Jail Workers 
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VANCOUVER (CP) —The 120 
members of the B.G Correc¬ 
tions Association — probation 
and parole officers, prison, so¬ 
cial and welfare workers—have 
voted #4.3 per cent In favor of 
abolishing capital punishment. 


Names in the News 


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Liberty and Tyranny 


“An Independent Newt paper 
The Organ of No Clique or Party 


RICHARD BOWER 
Publisher tod EditorinOiief 


SUNDAY, MARCH M. IMS 


PAGE « 


Pledges Renewed 


I F FRANCE’S PRESIDENT Charles de Gaulle had 
any but obvioua motives for unilaterally withdraw¬ 
ing his country's forces from the North Atlantic Treaty 
Organization and depriving his erstwhile allies of 
bases on French soil for the defence of western Europe, 
they are likely to have been sterilized by the immediate 
reaction. 

The 14 other partners in the alliance—created at 
a time when, admittedly, fear of Russian ambitions 
dominated Europe and North America—have pledged 
anew their allegiance to the principles of the treaty 
which fathered NATO and to one another. 

The allies issued their declaration of Intention* 
simultaneously from their 14 capitals. 

They maintain “tint this organization is essential 
and will continue." 

Russia, of course, hailed the decision of General 
de Gaulle, perhaps in the hope that it would hasten 
the disintegration of NATO. 

The Soviet ambassador to Paris, among others, 
was quick to inject the argument that “liquidation" 
of NATO would bring about a dismantling erf the War¬ 
saw Pact machinery—set up by the Communist bloc 
as a power alignment to balance the Western defensive 
organization. 

But in France itself there is some misgiving. And 
Gaston Defferre, a Socialist deputy and mayor of 
Marseilles, is asking pointedly: 

Who made the decision to quit NATO? The preri* 
dent or the parliament? 

So far he has had no answer. 

But the response of the NATO adherents to what 
might have had the makings of a political crisis has 
been swift and effective. They have accepted the presi¬ 
dent’s withdrawal—which might very wen have been 
given a harsher name—with aplomb and courage. 
They have even accepted his insistence that they de¬ 
part from defensive positions on French soli with 
equanimity and dignity. 

Whether the new NATO headquarters is estab¬ 
lished in Britain, which seems likely, or somewhere on 
the mainland of the continent is not of consequence. 
What does matter is that the allies have dosed ranks. 
Daly France is the wnlrar by the da Gaulle decision. 


or General de Gaufte pr e se n t have no respect tor their 
probably (he nearest analogy jo parents. The tether fe atraM o t 
our time. his soon: even (he old grand- 

* * ★ parents to thetr anxiety not to 

For our modem “dfctatars” ** **«■** SPodspnns tqy to 
the Greeks and the Romans had ^ ***« •«* a 

quite ■ different word: they 
called them “tyrants" — not 
necess aril y Implying (as to 
Engirt! cruelty tr oppression 
but arbitrary autocr a tic power. 

But power corrupts, even the 
punsuit of it can became s 
raging fever in the mind, and 
most of those whom we have 
known seize power by force or 


The result of aH this is that 

__ __ t _ ___ the citizens become so sensitive 

guite, matatatoed K by 7tota*e ** *.. dy * * sighted 

and the (heedful machinery of 
the palace state ruttfieraly exer¬ 
cised. and not one of them 
resigned it except at death. 

Free people will wffltogly obey 
toe constitutional authority of a 
dictator, I hey wdl never tolerate 
the oppoeraion of toe tyrant. 

Neither Hk British with their 
long h tatory of struggle against 
arbitrary power to kings or 
npbies. nor the Canadians (in 
tots their heirs I ran thkit of toe 
secret polios, tbs sudden arrest 
by night, the reign of spies and 
informer*, except with fear and 
loathing; liberty te to us the 


•ppfiration of control as Intoler¬ 
able tyranny, and end by 
ettweganding even the laws: aH 
discipline disappears and crimes 
of aX kinds increase. 

Not a p l eas a nt picture of a 
society completely "permtadvr" 
and undnrlplinrd This Is tbs 
kind of extreme democracy 
which Plato claimed leads to 
anarchy and so to desputian. 

Ihaflk goodness, we say, It 
can’t happen here. Can’t it? Are 
we sure that there are none of 
toe same symptoms in our 
“peTyntaatvy” North American 
civilization? 

Can we be blind to (he loss of 
famly Influence and respect for 
parents; weakertng dtoctpHne in 
It I* natural then that we in school; disregard for public cr 
the Western world should police regulations; vandalism 
generatiy agree that democracy and defiance of toe laws among 
is the beat of aH f orms of the young; se ktcresatag num- 
govwTwnent, or at least as ber of violent crimes which po- 
OaxrMI raid, that all otoers hoe torora seem unable to con- 


Waterfront Argument 


Ottawa Offbeat 


Shaker and Shaper of Parliaments 


PRESIDENT SUKARNO—to tay nothing of his own 
J country and the outside world — seen* a little 
confused as to just where he standi in the division of 
leadership in Indonesia. 

As president It would appear that nominally at 
least he is still head of the republic, but whether he 
Ls anything but a mere figurehead remains yet to be 
seen. From any practical point of view the key man 
at the moment is Lt-General Suharto, the army chief 

of stall. 

The setting up of the new military regime in 
lndorMh, has been unofficially welcomed by most 
Western nations because of General Suharto’s quick 
action in outlawing the Communist Party in the coun¬ 
try. However, the West’s Joy in this development has 
been considerably tempered by the general’s further 
announcement that be intends continuing the policies 
instituted by the men he has replaced in office. 

British obsrvera are now wondering if General 
Suharto will attempt to carry on.the previous adminis¬ 
tration's aim of crushing Malaysia or If Us new gov¬ 
ernment will find Its hands so full in managing the 
c ountry’s internal affairs that it will have little time, 
money or energy to devote to international gambits. 

Certainly Indonesia’s Malaysian adventure has 
had little success to date and is likely to have even less 
in the foreseeable future. As the Indonesian Republic’s 
attempted incursion into Malaysia was Communist- 
inspired in the first {dace, it would seem logical to 
expect that it would no longer have the support or 
sympathy of the declared anti-Communist military 
junta now controlling the country. 

However, logic does not always play a leading part 
in the governing of countries these days and Britain 
has wisely decided to allow no lessening of vigilance 
or weakening of her military forces in Malaysia at the 
moment. 

Until further evidence of Indonesia's internal 
stability ls demonstrated the West would be well 
advised to keep its cheers muted. 


Time Captule 


meat*. 


Colonies Depressed 


From Colonist File* 

L IEUTENANT • (1 O V E R U booked for this city early in 
NOR Handier •pear* a June, 
display of more than 1,M0 -J^beau, (he vivadora and 

<i ,T t *‘ r pPet,y UtUe cornedlanne, who 
\ Irtorta Bahrain rite red la a captured the hearts of Vie- 

ronteil ■gmraorad by the torlan* last winter, will rei#>at 
Vaaeraver Inland War Say. the ■ performance here during 
torn‘oramutee. to year. ago. me present .canon. 

HD* Honor said that the __ < 

effort put forth by the young .. U JL probab 

atudent* was beneficial, artis- ** worM -famed artlilr. 
tJcany, financially and patriot!- Madam f Sara Bernhard I all] 

cally. It encouraged artistic Vtetoria as an en- 

talent, wa. a worthy effort to ? beln , K « 

help the cause for which the ^*^ riplk * ,und tar ■ i uar - 

Empire w a • fighting, and 

showed appreciation of the ’The Devil's Auction’ and 
democratic way of life." Twelve Temptations' — 

The rental control board was two ,trQn g spectacular shown — 
having a busy time: h heard 35 hav * **curad summer dates at 
applications far rent increases The Victoria, 
in a day, of which only lour “Sol Smith Russell, the prince 
were granted outright and 21 of eocentrlc comedians, will 
were rejected. again visit Victoria late this 


The Elk Lake Water Rights 


None Too Anxious 


coot too much. Now It aram* 
(hat ti » “tight’’ because we 
air not allowed to pay enough 
lor k. The bat i* endlera 
Almost anything means what 
you want it to, provided no one 
aska any question. But to be 
that hnportimate la to pursue 
aggrandizement and security. | 
H. E. F, MAKOVSKI, 
3539 Plymouth Rd. 


Our Readers’ Views 


A LTHOUGH NAMED last weekend as president of 
the provincial Conservative association during its 
election of officers, Mr. Stuart Fleming, the former 
Ottawa MP, says he is not a candidate for the B.C. 
party leadership. He can hardly be faulted for shying 
away from what has become an unenviable post, vacant 
now for the past T1 months. 

Provincially this once-strong party is ip a bad 
way. The new association set-up could In fact be 
compared to a military structure with a headquarters 
command but lew troops to back them up in action. 
The organization is there but the voting sup¬ 
porters are absent. Their former numerous party fol¬ 
lowers have in large part been absorbed by the Social 
Credit party, which without them would never have 
attained its present provincial eminence. 

The B.C. Conservatives suffer particularly from 
lack of representation ih the legislature, a lot that 
has been theirs long enough that former strength 
begins to be but a memory. Not even Mr. Davie Fuitoq, 
now returned to the federal field, could succeed in 
becoming an MLA while leading the provincial group 
of his party, and in the result the party is unable to 
make the impact that even a few members at James 
Bay could create. - 

There is enough irony in the situation to make 
old-time Conservatives wince. On the federal scale 
their party rivals the Liberals as the, dominating 
political factor, the only visible alternative to the 
Pearson administration,, while provincially they are 
almost blotted out 

Conversely, while ruling the roost to B.C the 
Socreds can manage only five seats at Ottawa while 
the Conservatives muster almost 100 strong. They 
too have cause to wonder at the disparate division at 
favors displayed by voters at election times. 

Another provincial election could change the 
picture, of course, to some degree at least. That will 
be tile continuing hope of B.C Conservatives, even if 
the’ prospects seem such as to urge caution upon Mr. 
Fleming when it comes to provincial leadership. 


V* tm W.H,n« far kaklUattaa 
ka Ml aakJaMa M faaaral laiaml aa 
ka aMBBilal k r arliar a hm 
tire* to Ikaaa Ik at ara krill. 


But Driven , Too 

Mr. Stuart Keate in his : 
address to the Women'* Cana¬ 
dian Chib paid tribute to the 
courtesy awl friendliness of the, 
Victoria people and especially] 
the taxi driver*. He said they 
were the best, bar none 

In my Ofhniun, the same may 
be raid of the bus drivers in this 
lovely city. I have never seen 
anything but courtesy and 
thoughtfulness for old and young 
alike. Their patience apf ean 
uniknited and their aim ii 
obviously to serve others 10 the 
best of their ability 


P r O v iocial government the other party rrouHfcg from pro- 
right* to the water of Elk Lake, posed legtetative action needs to 
which right* were granted to be (Aerified. Up to a few year* 
the erty of Victoria back in 1873, ago there was in force a 


Presbyterian, Knox Presby* “>e money back at the 
terian, St. Paul’* Presbyterian, do° r - 

First Baptist, Emmanuel Bap- "The amateurs of Victoria 
list and First Congregational hav * "aeon to feel proud 
churefte*. *belr |>erformance of the tlme- 

"There were 800 persons at *’ orn Play, ‘Ten Nights In a Rar- 
Methodlat mom’. ./* 


Preparation 

Do you auppoae that Ottawa is 


gra«ed to the Greater Victoria own expenre, to draw a nerra 
Water District—n quite sc[«rate rarily limited quantity of water 


the Metropolitan 
when the resolution wa* passed. 

At the Fairfield Methodist there 
were more than 100 and the 
resolution pl*9ed without one 
dissenting vote . . . 

"If the bill receive* the 
straight majority vote of the 
„ , ! KB. |P eo P le ' B.C. will be ‘diy’ the 

H.C. Semantic* * * * 'beginning of next year" 

It was intriguing to learn * * * 

from “Old Timer” in last BtMS tietum Note* .ad go .«ip al*wt 

raers i*ue that to criticize What a joy it ia to hear the "The Mimic Stax*-" In Vic- 

■— i. —L. __1 IIMI* _: __ ‘-*41,. , ... - 

tori*. 75 years ago: colonies ha* L 

“A full rehearsal of False ever since 1862; U_- 

„ , __ . „ __ - . , *’ will bo held this estate of our clUes is 

that a supporter of Mr. Bruneit this spring. We have missed evening in Pioneer Hall. 

to earn tfiit extra “ ex ** rt ta mKh them 50 b>e last few years. T *„ w 

EMt, ‘’ r5 - I do hope that when the its annual visit toward the latter 

However, tt must he wg- gardens are being attended to part of this month, 

seated, that temaitao* in B.C. that pesticides and sprays will “Fred Ward and Mrs. Bowen, ^import* are 1 ms* md 

i -ra^_ ^ ^ are k» need of overhaul. Many be used sparingly, if at all, a* two very bright lights in the 

Tuss, fcen, k the arty “loea of cf us are still puzzled as to why thl* is what kills the birds. theatrical world have 

revenue- the mayor ran deplore k is necessary to owe a Nllion As I am writing I can hear a Victoria engaged’ for the 

—beyond the (1.000 annual or ao’in order to be debt-free, robin singing to its i ------ 

royalty which the city in Some people settled comfortably (M r s .1 OLIVE 

recent years has refused to ! with the thought that money ___ 

J was ’ tight” when borrowing it 3095 Harriet Rd. |musical comedies 


body from the cky of Victoria from Elk Lake tor a royalty of trying to prepare is tor Expo 67 

itself—and there can therefore (1,000 per annum. Thi* contract by pro v fcHng us with Expoae 

be no queabot of "lifting t* tie city refuted to renew when ’66? 
district * water right*.” it expired, and ha* *tao refuted 

In view of Ha. bow then ran to accept Central Saanich’s 
the mayor claim that the “lam tendered annual payment of 
of revenue” resulting from the **,000 since that date. Not 
city’s kns of Elk Lake rights because me city didn’t want the 

"can only re auk in increased money, but because K hoped to 

rates to users”? Surely the M,urt a much larger payment 
rates the city of Victoria 110111 Central Saaroch, and thus 
charges its citizens are gov- 1x0,11 H»e water 

emed by what it has to ray to northern pari of w _ . ... . - •, 

the Greater Victoria Water *ola wt*> are rappked through “Kkrandjrement and recunty.’ “ number of 

District. And as the water Central Saankh syfcetn. The|^“P be assumed,_of ^course, Wrds ^different breeds around | Friends 
district has never received any did not proifuae to go to any 

revenue from Elk Lake—oar expense *" . 

was ever entitled to receive revenue—merely, aa before, to 
■ny—why should it now need to toe water to be taken 

raise its rates for water *up- from the lake, 
plied to the city? There i* 
simply no connection here, and 
toe jkoposhion just doesn’t 
make s ense. 

What doe* seem to be here Is _ __ 

an attempt to blame a poraihle accept. The only hip g the city 


W. B. HILL, 
900 Park Blvd. 


In the Colonist IM years ago: 

"Both British Columbia and 
Vancouver Island are at present 
in a very depressed condition," 
he wrote. "It is only the simple 
truth that thr population of both 
been decreasing 
•2; that the real 
----- -J greatly 

, depreciated; that at least one- 

Uncle Tom s Cabin Will pay fourth of the houses of Victoria 
- ...». -ig,, tenantless; that the yield of 

gold Is less than formerly; that 

.-— I-1. even 

so, are stDl too large; and that 
The our merchants have ov*r- 
- - eve- traded, and are now tottering on 

mate. | nings of April 6, 7 and 8. the brink of rain, and unless 

DETLOR *’ 'The Social Session,' which some new gold excitement 
^^L-SON*. j ia spoken of as one of the finest rapidly breaks out, over tlwy 
' . ' -i-1 * on the road, will go . . 









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T«uirsS 

Stjii : igS 


U.S. Planners Fare Unpleasant Possibilities 


Satin (Eolffttlrf Victoria, I.C., Saa., March 20, 1MI 


Quotable 

Quotes! 

1 have found that the mnr*- 
money the tvrn(r educated 
prnna haa. then the nicer he 
ta aa an Individual. — Mlsa 
Olga Deterdiag. 


China and North Viet Nam 
trieether could send four or five 
divisions into South Viet Nam 
and sustain them In combat 
The U.S. reply might be nuclear 
warfare. 

The figure of four or five 
divisions is the current intelli¬ 
gence estimate accepted by the 
U.S. joint chiefs of staff. 


200,000 more. Bui. like the 
Chinese, h is short of transport, 
armored vehicles and supply 
apparatus. 


The end goal of work la not 
work, bat to be relieved of 
work.—Aubrey Joart. 


In the Chinese army, training 
concentration has been on small- 
unit operations, with only occa¬ 
sional manoeuvres at even 
regimental, let alone divisional, 
levels. 

The Chinese 


FROM 


Stuck la a dirty war today we 
would do well to lower our 
■elf esteem , . . aad see oar 
■elves ma hardly mare sable 
aad aot much smarter thaa 
the British aad Preach la 
their day. — Professor Juki 
Fairbaak, of Harvard LaJ- 
v e r a 11 y. addreaalag U.S. 
S e a a t e Fnreiga Relations 

(Vimmlllee. 


air force has 
deteriorated since the Russians 
cut supplies and replacement 
equipment in 1960 and now has 
about 1,700 fighters. 

Its bomber force Is a small 
number of obsolete IL-28 me¬ 
dium Jets. 


I do aot take the view lhal 
life la different at different 
times; It Is rlrrumstaaoes 
that are dlffereai. the expert- 
race la approximately the 
■Base. If I Homer. 

Shakespeare, I>r. Joknaoa or 
a roatempnrarv writer. I'm 
Epadtag sheet the same thlag 
—life, although the aelaal elr- 
rumstaar*. of life are dif¬ 
ferent.—Malcolm Maggerldge. 


The Chinese are known to 
hrfve at least one large airplane 
factory and are believed to be 
producing limited numbers of 
supersonic Jet fighters, pal ! 
temed after the Soviet MIG-Ia 
and MiG-21. 

They also are reposted to be 
working on guided missiles and 
it is expected they will have 
some short-range, battlefield- 
type missiles within a couple of 
years. 


Intelligence experts believe j 
also China could put some 201 
divisions, totalling about 400,0001 
men, Into Southern* Aau on a| 
wide front from the Vietnamese 
coast to Burma. 


Isolationism Could Follow NATO Break 


Present plaaa will give the 
United StmtM enough mlaallea 
to aaaore deatractloa of Rus¬ 
sia aad Communist China with¬ 
out maaaed bombers.—Robert 
McNamara. 


Guerrillas Kill 
Own Comrades 

API — Commu- 


CARACAS 
nist guerrillas In the mountains | 
of Venezuela's Falcon state 
have executed three of their 
comrades for lack of discipline 
and attempts to desert. Deputy 
Minister Luis Vera 


■coNouta nesuf 


tion without her is considered ill- unity which could involve a 
founded. NATO without France determination to isolate France 
may turn out to be nothing * r ° n | ^ East, in whatever 
more than a living corpse. thU COU,d * 8rcom - 

rema ! n ! n * It i* Perhaps with this possi- 
partner appear bent on giving bmty in mlnd that de Ga ^ te>1 

■he appearanc e of unbreakable advisers have quiet]y mdicated 

the president may be more 
sympathetic to a British appli¬ 
cation to join the European 
Common Market than In 1963 
when he slammed the door ini 
Britain’s face. 

it would be essential If de 
Gaulle ia to achieve his reported 
aim of strengthening his rela- 
Union 


Interior 

Gomex reported Friday. He laid I 
word of the executicm came 
from state Governor Pablo I 
Saber, 




Trend Away f rom Reserves 


Indians Integrating 


Let BLOCK 


tions with the Soviet 
while keeping his old friends off 
balance that he discourage the 
prospect of a strong alliance 
among the United States, Brit¬ 
ain and West Germany. 


handle 


Your great-grandson may one 
day be proudly, forming hia 
friends that "I am part Indian." 

TOs province'■ Indian popula¬ 
tion is exploding at a tremen¬ 
dous nate and only three- 
quarters of the Indians are 
•laying on the reserve*. 

One-quarter 111.390) at BC.'s 
43.630 Indians now live outside 
the reserves and about half of 
the some 10,000 Indian children 
are now attending public 
schools. 


eliminated and the thdian will 
ge asked to look after hie own 
affairs through establishment of 
municipalities, the Indian MI.A 
for Atlln said. 


CAPITAL 

REPORT 


FflOO STYLESIDE 
PICKUP 


as public 
r welfare 


Such attractions 
education bet 
arrangements and medical] 
attention will entice many] 
Indians to turn their backs oni 
toe old rea e r v e system but K 
must be by their own choice 
and not coercion, he saki. 

The end result: Future 
generations will be just as 
proud at ttiair Indian bkai aai 
■ar ara mi ttiskr Enaliah,| 
Ewopenn or any other ancestry. 


What a sleaaira *a k.adla 
«S all yvr ratafda mmd kaad 

Km la IIOCSI Na find 
N« warryl Yaaf taa aaivia 
••h (Had wwickly aad aar- 
ia«tlr aiilt yea taka It 
aaayl CaaK aa llltla. Wat 
Saa yaar aaaraat HOCK 
atlita TOOAVI 


By JACK FRY 


someday Into Indian cnmmunl I Increasing numbers It ia better. 


ties which ara administered by to fight for their shaoe of the 
2**™' their own municipal govenv- banalits at an atfluant aooiatyl 
* °' a J' IM * n " to alt aimaal on toa 

j d Uiese prediction* were given reserve waiting for a handout. 
riL 10 m<? * couple of days ago by Exodus from the reserves 
Frank Catder. sen of 76-year-old began in the late 1930 depres- 
, . N a-Qua-On (Chief Long Arm), tion yean, picked up niomcn- 

Be I* cne **‘ ,ar y chief of the 2.000- turn during the Second World 
si wavs mem ** r Nishga hand from the War ami continues with a heavy 
Nass River Valley m north- birth rate hoth on and off the 

tmarj w,rtrm BC wserve*. 

Mr. Cakier, the only Indian ★ * tk 

tte m . MLA in Canada, advocates _ . 

evolve Plural integration. He bitterly ^ 'nter-mamage i. happen- 
!!!!!* protests any attempt to aegre ** Mr «"*• 

gate the Indian - even on the ^ 1 I™™ 1 * » thln « , lik * 
reserves, which he claims are a * happens. People fall In 
farm of concentration camp. ca ”I controlthat. 


ward Heath might be more 1 
ready to ocoopt such tor-mo then' 
IWrlmo Mlntit.r Wilson. ahn hosl 

built up strong personal rela-' 
tions with the US. and is 
unlikely to give these up In 
favor of anything de Gaulle can 
offer. 

Nor is West German Chancel¬ 
lor Erhard likely to yield his 
position in Washington for a 
more enhanced position in 
Paris. When it cornea to hard 
political and military bargain¬ 
ing, it is difficult to see how de 
Gaulle ran hope to outbid 
I President Johnson. 


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After 

one false start earlier this week, 
the United States and Russia 
late Saturday signed an agree¬ 
ment continuing their cultural 
exchange programs for another 
two years 

The agreement, covering ex- 
l changes in field* such as | 
! science, agriculture, and the i 
'performing arts, was signed ini 
the state department by Soviet 1 
Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin 
and John Leddy, assistant sec¬ 
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fairs. It is substantially the 
same as the previous agree¬ 
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The signing ceremony appar¬ 
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up which threatened for a time 
| to mar the exchange program 
'and U.S. Soviet relations. 


British Columbia has about 
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Alberta and more than any 


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decade or more now and its 
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later — it's one of those 
inevitable things — so it might 
as well be sooner. And U it's 
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money to do it properly. 


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comptroller was tn the region ofllarly since they have gone on 

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That’s less than one-third ol 
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Bastion Square 
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off-the-cuff figure the fireman's life and It just 
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If the downtovyn area Is to be J60.000 to 570,000 for a start, 
the core of the whole of the That's less than one-third ol Their days Bre filled with] 

Saanirh Peninsula and the lower]the estimated cost of, the training exercises, inspections! 
Island, as city hall fondly hopes. | Bastion Square rehabilitation and particularly pre-planning. 
It is going to mean a greater j project now in progress and You won't find many firemen 
concentration of people and about one-fiftieth of the coat of around the halls. They are ail in 
vehicles. This, in turn will mean Centennial Square. contact — but by radio, 

more accidents and emergen- * * * If the firemen take these 

C ‘" . u . .. .The fact that it will probably **“•» ° v * r rrom P° lic * il *« 

Cartipg the victims away in ^ nec „ l0 hire B i ght more going to mean that they will 
the "paddy-wagon just to crpw ^ ambu!anc€ respond to about 1 000 call, a 

good enough. It's not a question |g a hard for . , ot of * year. That means that the city 
of status but one of humamtari- mdurii Mveral a | dprnie h. to Wll > «**« enough well-trained 
amsm. Ill wager that more d Were It not for this, and J?**? equipment 

th« one life has been lost ar {hp idea wouJd wer „ ke „ Its something to face up to, not 
imperilled over the years be- shQt to evade, 

cause the patrol wagon wasn't ^ a|titudf! stcms from ^ * W ★ 

equipped to take care of on-the- fac( 1hat protective services Or perhaps it was best 
spot emergency treatment. cf ^ t tW taxpayer a lot of gapaulized by a colleague who 
* A * money and there is still a spent years on the police beat: 

When (he subject comes up at general feeling that firemen "If you saw an accident 
City Hall, as it does several don't earn their pay — that they victim being put into the paddy 
times a year, everybody is in sleep all night and loaf all day. wagon minutes after a couple of 
favor of an emergency service Operating the city ambulance'messy drunks had been taken in 
It would hardly be politic to say service, say a lot of ratepayers.!and before police had had a 
otherwise But there are always would give them something to chance to clean up, you'd have 
dissenters over the coat. fill their time. ’ I no doubt alxxit the need for an 

It's going to vost money alii This is an outdated concept of [ambulance.” 


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v S Cflilll Colonist Victoria, E.C., Sna., Marik 20, 1966 

3 . 7 1 


BACKSTAGE 

with 

Patrick O’Neill 




Ballet 

Talent 

Sought 


City Actor New York-Bound 


There’s Method in His Future 


"I twed to be a complete Three Parts Hcwriirt, playing 
hypocrite in my acting," —id this week and next week at 
Harry Hill. McPhewon Playhouse.) 

"Pwas only interested in what) (The Bastion Theatre comedy 
a line sounded like, I didn’t care 0 pe m Friday, ptoys Saturday, 


A few week* ago, Jerry Gosley was getting steeped | FnfMn ^ London’, |: 

In London theatre, with all his tickets paid for by the Roy B i BaMet. recently. named 
British government. artistic director of Ballet Brit- * * ♦ 

„ Smile Show while working on tsh Columbia, will conduct a , 

"I saw all the shows,’ he centennial. TLe Smile Show four-week summer shcoot In — 

aaid. ”1 saw Hello Dolly and will naturally be one of the Victoria this year. 

Oliver on tie same day!" event, miking up the centennial - - wW open Ai«. S and 

Now. the Smile Show producer v ._. ' continue to Sept. 2, under 

la back to Victoria, the tour la ^~Je 1 by the £""*** VlrtwU 

ovar, and Ms hectic Job of co- centennial society; then he S* 00 * ® ” US1C ' 
ordinating certnatia! celebra- outlined some of them .. * ..*L .,„u 

tion* for Victoria begins. « “I'd Uke to see the buses Mr - VVhrt *' w *° ^ 

“The budget (160,0001 la very decorated, both B.C. Hydno * ® mmer “. "L , 

small for an event of this size,” I transit in Victoria, and Vancou- v » ncou y* r during July, taugh a 
he said. ’’But I'm used to V er Island Coach Lines buses « JWB « k c ^ r *f5? 
ojierattog on a shoe-stung." going up-Island and to Vancou- for bottl jun *° 

One way of operating econom- ver. These buses, decorated * eT * or <Jancerv 
Ically that Mr. Gosley intends to| perhaps to red, white and blue. His course here tW* ye ar wffl 
pursue la utilizing local events, could carry the story of the be with the new Ballet Britirii 

and coordination them Into a centennial. QAumbia to mind. First sudi--— 

centennial program. • "I’d like to see square Htms for that company wifl be 

He has tw approval at the dancing on the lawns of the held early in May, but he has That was tlie Victoria per- 
eentennial committee to con- Empress Hotel, and toe Legists- announced that towldeciaicns former', eneaament himself 
tmue his Job of producing the tive Buildings. on company memberriir p w tH u a c jess*cal performer, before 

not be made until the ■unmier |difOOVWi| ^ t h e Stanislavsky 

Maypole Dance T 7“* 1ALL 

^ _ * !_ . . It is hia hope to work ^|OOE8 IN >ALL 

• “And I ve always thought i Like the Shakespearean com- tc<cherg and ki Vancouver He's discovered it, and will 
It would be rather charming to P*«y that ventured into the wild and to vMt from Ume to leave Victoria this fall for New 

see child sen doing ■ maypole throu * h ** *” r ' to York Crty ’ 


land 1 s onstage Wednesday 
I through Saturday of the follow¬ 
ing week, at 8:30 p.m.) 

SECOND THOUGHTS 

Mr. HIM said the big change 
in hia feeling about acting came 
when he "crosaed toe water" 
from Scotland. 

He said “when I saw toe film 
The Bridge on the River Wwsa 
to Britain. I thought Alec 
Guineas was wonderful; I loved 
his style of acting. I thought 
William Holder was terrible." 


fur. example, to the poetry of After working for h«s decree. 
Shakespeare” and the method, specializing in acting. Mr. Hills 
“to do justice to human life.” tong-range ambition it to work 

Recent roles Mr. Hill has m motion plctunra. 
played to Victoria include the “There, toe inner meaning of 
Common Man in the Umver- the'words la aM-impo riant." he 
■tty's A Man for All Seasons, said, 
the husband In Nina, and the 
waiter in Shaw's You Never Can * * * 

Tell. V 

In Three Parts Benedict, he _. t - 

plays the part of a stranger, 
who has an extremely disrupt¬ 
ing effect on a small town. 

LOVES ABSURD’ 

“I love theatre of the 
absurd," said Mr. Hill. “I'm 
attracted to the work of people 
like Ionesco and Pinter. 


'"Then when I saw the -me . . '"™*V ha ^ " , worW 

film later to Edmonton. I felt, Iff" _ - y » A ‘f* 1x1 

Holdens acting style was Mr. Hill believes a good w< ***T. l ~ l * rKt w ° gl d • 1[ 1 

marvellous, and I thought, acting style would meld the mcretoble, it becomes totally 

Guineas was a nit." Ictasrical traditan “to do Juatice, credible. 

-——--—~——- He took issue with Hamlet's 

n , n C._il -:» DLL statement that acting ritould 

Beach Boys otnkc it KlCh “hoU a m i no r up to nature." 

Mr. Hill said "a performance 

Singing Brothers *»v«y, v» w 

Q O plete performance.” 

^ » n, » IBSEN OUTDATED 

Surf to Stardom ***& 

ing kfe are "out-of-date.” 

HOLLYWOOD (AP) — The learning a total of 12.000,000 to WM g^atre of the absurd 
family that sings together can 1366. ever appeal to a wide audience? 

grow rich together, as to the Capftai ^ “Of course it will," aaid Mr. 

caae of the Beach Boys. enormously from the Beach HjU courwfl i,'* popularHy 

There are five of them: three Boys. They have clocked one ls eTCAV ,i nK Quickly." 


Tliat was tlie Victoria per- 


Beach Boys Strike it Rich 


centennial committee to con- empeesa noeei, ana me Legina- . T T I former^« asseaament « Him sen ~ 9 m w-w -» 

tmue hU Job of producing theltive Buildings. on company member* ip w*t| M m performer, before WlVIflPIYf HT ffy*A|f|Gf"C 

not be made until toe ■untrmer |difCOVWing th# stantatavsky Ull»>w lfl>a MJM WWlOl O 

Maypole Dance 7“*^ ^ ^ FA1X ° ° 

• “And I’ve always thought Like toe Shakespearean com- J ^ncouver,! He * discovered it, and will iSlif*/ tO ^tOrftOTTl 

It would be ratoer charming to P»ny that ventured into the wild and to vMt lrom Ume to leave Victoria this fall for New J 

see children doing a maypole JSfor^SSiJ *to mtaS tT'k *° ***" ^Th^he will study and wtwk HOLLYWOOD (AP) - The learning a total of 12.000,< 

dance on tooaa same lawns. who had never seen drama. . w (t^ a graduate school of fam *'y that sings together canl%6. _ 

• And a pageant? “I don't At the end of Hamlet, toe , BaUrt Brkish Coiumb., he™to * ™£8™<h*te twK ^ grow ^ together, as to toe Capftni Records has pr 

aee why we need one." he said, story goes, these rough pioneers w1 ^ * , 8t T 8 case of the Beach Boys. enormously from the 


province's own dancers. ! The school Will have Its ow n, Uri-n Dennis and 8°ld record (I Get Around), and, 15 

--- irepertory company in New ^ rolhe . r *, . '_. I.i* artlH slhiim* mfuniiw Ihatl 


v iclor i a Man ! S€E“ 

... know the author was long VlCtOna lTian I performing creistantly. A]an j ar dlne. who went trfl totalled more than 81,000.000. 

underground. They shouted TW_ W nifasolftp. MARRIAGE OF STYLES Jchool wlth ^ ladi Haw- The Beach Boys rode the 

Those of you who attend the more and more Impatiently, 11C " wncuiui j Mr. Hill, a lecturec in English thome, Calif. crc,t surfing craze that 

first night of Three Parts "author, author!" New executive director of the at University of Victoria, Mid ,. w ' haH ]ot ^ mu .i ca i Ee t- struclt teen-agers a few years 

Benedict at the McPherson Finally, to satisfy there eti- Air Transport Board will be Vic- the new school's emphasis will lne#th ^— w hen we were grow- baclt ' Actually, only Dennis 

Friday may get In ret a Jolly Uiualastie customers, the direc- toria-born J. W. Green who now probably be on a marriage of r* „ ,, BriaJ . Wilson was a bona fide surfer, 

little tradition of the theatre: tor humbly walked onto the lives to Manotick, Ont. the classical acting style, and n and muiaca i but the boys presented a fresh. 

Everyone stands to a circle stage, to response to their cries Mr. Green was on the Utilities the "inner-truth” method of the ’ ^ California-style appearance that 

outalde the stage door and for the author. Commission of B.C. before Join- famous Russian director. "*21 . . writer caUKht the y° ulhJul fancy.' 

thnows stones at the author. And they shot him. Ing the board in 1356. ! (Mr. HiH has a lead role bl hv ‘ ,But now we re * oine ,0r * 


performing ccxistantly. AlM1 j ar dlne. who went lifl totalled more than 81 , 000 . 000 . 

MARRIAGE OF STYLES tchool with the lads in Haw- The Beach Boys rode the 

l Mr. Hill, a lecturec in English thome Calif. crc,t ^ surfing craze that 

,at University of Victoria, -id „ We ' had . , ot ^ mU5 i cal get- ^ a , few T i“?. 


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Acting Pays 
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Four of a Kind 

It's ant often an arllag quartet as versatile aa Ed Myna <7«), 
Dirk Vaa Dyke (*•), Maurice <:be\-aUer (7?) and Walter 
Rrrnnaa (71) are ranght In one picture. Group, representing 
Its years In show haalaess, met at Disney Studios, where 
all are now performing. 


LIVES THROUGH HAIL 
About 7,500,000.000 meteorites' 
hit the earth every day but only j 
90 a year are of appreciable 
size. <■ ■ 


LONDON (Reuters) --British. “The television company 
critic Cyril Connolly once said wanted to charge $17,500 for 
tiiat inside every fat man there hotel and travel expenses for 
is n thin man trying to get out. i their executives. Oootumes, they 
Inside Orson Welles there are said, could cost only $1,500. I 
three men trying to get out: An said a repertory company 
actor, a producer-director and a couldn't get decent costumes for j 
sophisticated man of the world, that — I needed $5,000. They j 
Welles the actor is at present cancelled the show. 

In London playing a villain in “New I am never asked to ; 
the movie Casino Royale, based, produce anything on television, 
on the first of the James Bond "I don’t indulge to recrtmlna- 
novels. The producers hope it | bans — they only generate 
will out-spoof all the spoofs of 1 to»na which poisons you, so you 
the 007 legend. Juaf go on. You need a stoic 

JOLLY BUDDHA * attitude to life. That's ail." 

lie plays Je Otiffre. the, JiinmimiiiMmiimimimmiiMtH 

French Communist leader and • 

villain- Sitting at tha green * i 

haiza of the baccarat table ; 

tlie casino setting, surrounded ’ g > Mk 5 

by his team of beautiful girls. !g^pt W ijTjD: 

he kiokad like a JoMy Buddha In : if ^ ^ l mm ^ ^ : 

a white dinner jacket. j V if \ \^ v JC r 

Welles the producer-director = VsTa : 

is working over his own script,? § 

for a Him at Treasure Island, in = 

which Weflea the actor will play 3 ^^ A / jP^HyVv A = 
I^ng John Silver. He hopes to ^ z 

start production later this year S ; 

in Spain, where he now makes S = 

his home 1 AIRLINE 

MEANS TO END Z fimisHlto 


His attitude to what he is and £ 
what be does is clearly defined | 
He acts to make money to help s 
him direct and penance and { 
write his mvn films. : 

“My problem reaHy is how to • 
raise money for the sort ofjs 
movies I want to make and still 11 


retain creative control." Welles 5 * ,c - a “* *i*'Un« uiirin. 2 


g|y«- — i plttiini warkloa eanSIlleni. - 

“That sort of money is hard;j •*••««- ) 

to fmd. When people start I B '«h wumi 5 

Putting up a big bankroll to I ” to = 

a Mm they want to be | mi, I 

able to pull all the strings." g : 

TROUBLE WITH TV I --- 

"I would like to work to r 

tetovtokxi,” said Welles, "but 2 air,,B “ f 

the people who run TV scare = ,,w '- 

me. I appeared In a television g viriatu tut, a«i «n. E 

spectewtiar ringing a aong^by E 
Anrisony N ewte y a nd I can't E 

tor*. I did tt to pay for the'= "---—" s 

iJumb*i». i 

"I was going to produce i ; : 

modern dross version of Julius!; 

Car—r to Rome for television.:; ' r * n re * BC * — j 

with Richard Burton, Charlton ; i 

Heston, Robert Morley and!; "**' " I 

mysrif. They hod ad agreed to[j 

take salar y cu ts to do It for a | I 

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Bailif (Colon!*! Victoria, B.C., Sun , March 20, I§M ' 7 


Jeunes Comediens Fan Writes 


One 0 1 the McPherson Play¬ 
house box office customers last 
week was buying 


6 ck« for 
Los Jeunes Cbmediens, although 
she doesn't speak French. 

"I got a letter from ray 
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Toronto,' 

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you don't speak French, but see 
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By E. D. WARD-HARRIS 

The Sound of Music is a movie you may safely 
take anyone to see. And, L ord know s, that’s a change. 

The screen version of the q m ., Ur „ 

and Hammenstein u 3m “* er ro * e *‘ tak “ ^ *** 
now play- Eleanor Partier, by 


BARRIERS TOPPLED 
language barrier* have been 
toppling all over Canada during 
the current tour of the seven 
young French-Canadian players. 

They will arrive this week in 
their 19-s>at bus, which carries 
actors, costumes, 


Rodgers 
Broadway musical, 
lng at the Odeon, i* wholesome 
and schmaltzy—pure saccharine 
rscapiim. 

I thoroughly enjoyed it 
If that puts me in Squaresville 
li also allies me with those who 
have dropped the movie habit 
hr cause they're sick to death of 
the sonlidness, marketed as 
tealbm. i 

THERE'S A LIMIT 
Many directors have psychi¬ 
atric problems (Bergman and 
Fellini have admitted as much) 
hut there’s a limit to how long 
tha public will pay to watch 
them parade these in public. 

The sick movie phase will 
pass, and The Sound of Music 
will speed the day. This movie, 
still on limited release, has 
broken every boat-office record 
and is expected to top receipts 
of the all-time money-spinner, 

Cone With the Wind. 

And that’s the language 
Hollywood best understands. 

REAL-LIFE ITORY 
The plot of The Sound of 
Music Is based on a real-life afternoon last week. "I only 
story. think about the present and the 

Marla, a tomboy-type who future.” 
isn't cut out to be a nun, is sent pj e _ ^ a 

away from be notealgic about, at course. I 

where she U a postoUnt. lobe ^ allow 

governess to a widower s seven M ^1 

children. She wins over the J* ”” 

children forms them Into a ^STJSiJSS^ 2 ? 

. 1 . „ guy ■ been around, in fact, he 

choir, marries their fatoer vaiatevl „ e ln 

J Z ‘ i t IW. wt^n he was f, went Into 

i* comedy in 1916 and has 

escape the Nazis <«ht time is ^ rinct 1933 

' 1 ★ ★ * 

Within this framework, dirrc-l 

for Robert Wise (West Side The dancer's life, he aays, is 


props and 

sets. 

Lea Jeunes Comediens will 
perform at the McPherson at 4 
p.m. Tuesday. 

The program consists of 
selections from p 1 a y a by 
Mo lie re, including scenes from 
Sganarefte, Dom Juan, and Le 
Depit Amoureaux. 


Inimitable Fred Astaire with Barrie Chase, who will agaia 
be bis partner la TV special, to be shown next month. 


Astaire (He's 65) 
Looks to Future 


Reeae from MoUere't Leeons 
d'nmonr shorn bow nrtlng 
ability of Jennes Comedlean 
bridge* laagnage barrier. 


Memorial Concert 
Sell-Out Indicated 


VARIETY LINK 
The scenes are tied together 
by songs, dances, and mime 
routines. 

Les Jeunes Comediens are the 
French language company of 
Canadian Players. All are 
graduates of National Theatre 


GEM 


Advance ticket salea indicate 


The stage set will suggest the 
a sell-out performance for the flrewde of the Oak Bay Beach 

Norma MacDonald Memorial ” otel Io ‘** e - where ■“ enter ' 
„ . , „ „ tamers participating performed 

Concert at McPherson Play-when Mrs. MacDonald was pro- 
house March 28 . prlelor. 

Proceeds from the concert go ^Tickets are available at the 
toward the purchase of a i McPh *™»> Playhouse, 
concert grand piano for Vio- 

toria School of Music. [1 «t* MMI \\ I HE 


STYLE' 


By 

CHARI.ES 

CHAMPLIN 


musicals there used to be. Bui 
the good ones are darned good 
and the bad ones should have 
been cut out king ago, anyway.” 


The troupe was formed In' 
1963. Thst season the players | 
played 53 performances in four 
provinces. 

Next season, they raised the 
curtain 125 times in six prov¬ 
inces. 


ALL PROVINCES 
This year's lour, covering all 
10 provinces, includes 200 per¬ 
formances in 26 weeks. 

The program has been especi¬ 
ally tailored to carry French 
language production to English- 
speaking audiences. 

Director of the company Is 
Jean-Pierre 




niL COLOR 

— LEE REMICK 
PAMELA TIFFIN 


former 

director of the French language 
section of the National Theatre 
School. — P.O’N. 


"NOT SINCE BRIDGE ON THE RIVER 
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COLUMBIA MCTUnCS ptmmmntm —— — - 

KINO 

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STARRING 

■TER SELLERS SirtS 

PAULA PRENTISS—ANBELA LANSBURY 

AND INTWODCCINO TWO TOt:NO STABS 

TIPPY WALKER—MERRIE SPAETH 

PANAV1RION — COLOB ST OB 11X1 


here, site and Astaire took to 
the dance floor. He Bald he 
understood she wot a Watusl 
'I don't know what the 
tfie Princess said. 
. 'You shouldn't believe every- 
The beet- things | thing you read in the press.” 

'She wanted to do a fox trot.” 
•s Astaire. Social dancing 


iwxj. auaea xo. uie Jiim uv r a r i c _« _ , . . 

Rictard Rodxers |mat racxet. | He might get an argument, I expert. . 

. . . When a performance it actie-|but he rays, "ihow business Watusi is 

familiar songs (My duled, he works up to it today is better than R ever was. 
havsrltp Things, The Sound of gradually, like a fighter training It's jumping. * 

Music, Do-Re-Me, and the rest) for a bout, starting slowly to gel are better. Sure, there are 
as when we firri t»ie kinks out and then building woree things too, but whenever 
heato them -mada fresh by the toe moment. These days, he didn't you have tod ttan»r 
va * 4 P Julie Andrews who, as 1^1 *t toe dancing whan the Itiara are 8,000,00# hodrs of TV 
the I govern*.., turns in nJ.pirjt move* Mm. and atoy 3.000,BOB hmmrn can ba 

faultless performance. 1 ★ * * good, but they're good. 

A performance, one cannot I .... . ... . , 

realst add.ng, that confirms thej 1 dant Uk * nlrfng, the There aren’t the movie 
stupidity of passing her over for 
My Fair Lady. To rub salt into 
Ihe Wound, Mami Nixon, who 
dubbed the My Fair Lady songs 
for Audrey Hepburn, appears In 
The Sound of Music as one of 
the pups. 

ALL ARE GOOD 
Chfl®ophrr Plummer (Von 
Trajlpt follows in the footsteps 
of Richard Button (Oameioti by 
temporarily deserting drama 
for a musical, and does a 
rreditable job. 


RODGERS-HAMMER5TF.1 VS 


ROBERT WISE 


McPherson playhouse 

TUESDAY, APRIL 8 , S:M P.M, 
By Popnlar Request 


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for 

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BEST . DlRECTOR 

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Add a Dash of I 
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present I 

Les Jeunes 
Comediens 

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National Theatre = 
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McPherson Playhouse, Sunday, March 27 
6:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. 

Box Office Now Open 
Advance Tickets fl.M — Students 5#c 


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E famous French farces 

E One Performance Only = 

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(Man Bir»i 

OTTAWA —'The gave rwnent it 
Hkrty to order an Inquiry to 
eatabitti If Steven Truaexrft was 
properly convicted erf rape-mur¬ 
der seven years ago. 

In the Commons Friday. | 
Opposition Leader Diefenbaker' 


coHed for a royal Lunm i k aai nn to 
Hnd toe true facts. 

But Prime MntoeT Peaiaon 
bad already it town bit concern 
about toe case of Trunoott. stoo 
was convicted at toe sc* <f 1A 
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SENTENCE COMMUTED 
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MONTREAL (CP) — La ters" were having relations with told the associate defence min- eArTnar t CB & m mtacarrage of {I 

Presse aays that a few months a woman of doubtful past. ister that Mrs. Munsinger prob- 4 Uflt ^ ce 

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A sudden squaft Srtuntoy 
afternoon knocked 84 boats out 
of a Royal Victoria Yaoht Chib 
frostbite regatta event. Only 20 
boats finished the not. 

The wind was only four knots 
as the 7* boats begaa the net. 
Ten mlnutei later the wind had 
shot up to 35 knots and boats 
were bucking three foot ssasns. 
FIFTEEN DUMPED 
In the havoc toat followed. 
15 boats were dumped, 15 
headed for nearby beaches and 
30 turned back. 

Hard - working crews of six 
rescue craft picked UP sailon 
from the dumped boats. 

No one was injured. 

IN DISPUTE 

Results of the race, the 
accord in a aeries of five, are 
in dispute. The yacht drib's 
protest committee is oatwldwr- 
tng re-running the race today. 
Today's races start at 10 a.m. 
In the first raoe Saturday. 
Davidson Oast. Phil Miller trf 
Royal Vanoouver Yacht Club 
won over Bonar Davis, of the 
same club, and Rocky Roch- 


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~~ associated with her, but this 
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TORONTO (CP) — Two To¬ 
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friendly game of Chinese check¬ 
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an all - expenses - paid trip to 
Florida, were convicted Friday 
of stealing 23,100. 

They were remanded in cus¬ 
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Edith McCulloch, 80, invited 
Glenn Palmer, 18 and Thomas 
Wilcox, 17. to play Chinese 
checkers with her. After thej 
game started, they stole 23,100 
from a cannister and left. 

The two teen-agers used the 
| money for a spending-spree in 
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PkoM Offlna 382-M21 — Residence 582 2831 


Store Hoars: Monday to Friday, !• a.m. to It p.m. Saturday, • a.m. to It p.m. 



























Saiig CToIonlid Victoria, I.C„ So., March 21, 1IM 9 


Last Hungry Queue Fed 

* * * * * * 

District’s Underprivileged See Food Stall Close 


Prices Effective 

MONDAY and TUESDAY 

March 21st aad 22nd 


In Greater Victoria aad District 


CANADA SAFEWAY LIMITED 


9Mr>. E. E. Harper and Ova 
of her helper*—«H over 72- 
have decided to retire. 

And, at yet, no one suitable 
has oorae forward to fofc- 
over the mammoth task. 
Saturday moraine a long 


By BRUM DOHERTY 
A going concern went Satur¬ 
day. The surplus food stall, 
sigjply Une lor countless Vic¬ 
toria needy families, baa 
ctoeed. 


queue of hungry people lined 
the pathway to the building at 
the rear of the Elks Chib, 732 
Cbnnocwot, lor toeir monthly 
supply of food. ' 

Ahead was the sign Rut told 

them ttaf Saturday, March 19. 


was toe last day at the stall. 

A man said: "This is a going 
concern. I have been on wel¬ 
fare for years and I couldn't 
exist without the stall.” 

A widow with a large family 
eyed the sign: "The food I 


get from the stall means that 
my children can have some 
good, solid food to eat." 

She received about 125 
worth of groceries. Her 
children will eat well again. 


★ Brunswick Sardines 

Packed in Oil, 3*4-0*. tin 

★ Chicken Noodle Soup 

CateM, 214 - 01 . pkg. 

★ Macaroni Dinner 

CateOL 7 14 -ox. pkg. 

★ Tomato Sauce 


But she doesn't know what 
she will do now that the stall 
hat closed. 

"We always looked for¬ 
ward to each third Saturday 
in the month," she said. 
"That’s when the stall was 
open and that's when our 
cupboards got filled.” 

The grateful families gave 
Mr. and Mrs. Harper, who 
live at 5685 Patricia Bay 
Highway, a retirement card. 

One man wrpte a poem of 
farewell. 

In part It said . . . "We 
won’t forget you when you 
leave. We may has a smile 
on our face, But Inside we 
grieve." 


Town House, 1}£-ox. tin 


Mrs. Harper has offered to 
help her successor, If one can 
be found. 

It means picking up the 
food, parcelling It, book work, 
countless phone calls, and end¬ 
less dedication. 

Mrs. Harper thinks her 
successors should be a retired 
couple with a car and plenty 
of spare time. 


And If no one comes along, 
there will be no mare extra 
bread, meat, vegetables and 
canned food for the needy 
families of Victoria. 


Fateful cloaing tign at turplu* food atoll 




They May Come Knockin 


Cooler 
End 
To Fire 


Meat Varieties, 10 -or. each 


Cheater Likmir, who 
escaped nahert from a fire 
la Ms sail# at the rear of a 
grocery store early Saturday 
morning, ass arrested later 
by-police for latoxlcatloa. 

He pleaded guilty la era 
trsl magistrate’s court aad 
was fined | 1 B. 

The three-room suite liehlad 
thftost Lo Food Market. SMS 
(edsr Hill, was destroyed by 
thi fire at C:l» a.m. 

Damage wu estimated at 
a beat ft, CM. The store aad Its 
MpMta were unharmed. 

ghs fire la hollered to have 
hena started to the sails by 
• 3lga rails. 


There's a Top 10 circulating 
that has nothing to do with 
music, but plenty to do with 
money. 

It's called the 10 Most Un¬ 
wanted and it was prepared by 
the Vancouver Island Better 
Business Bureau and endorsed 
Saturday by Victoria Police 
Chief J. F. Gregory. 

Listed are 4 # 10 moat favored 
schemes to relieve householders 
(t their fundi. 

The list is based on Inform a 
dan presented by bureaus across 
the oountry- 
O VEB- IRKRD 

And No. 1 is a scheme known 
as bait-and-ewitch. 

The bureau says the practice 
is to offer, at a spectacularly 
low price, a brand-name product 
or service the seller is in fact 
determined not to sell. 

The salesmans Job is to 
switch the customer to some¬ 
thing else — usually overpriced. 


ity priced at, say, $89. Chances 
are the commodity is not even 
worth 139, 

Promotion 


1 vending machines and such— 
creates the illusion of large 
profile, little work and no risk. 
Some of these are legitimate 
enterprises and some aren't, the 


Victoria FoHce Chief J. F. 
Gregory said Saturday: "To be 
forewarned is to be forearmed, 
■fid there Is no better way to be 
informed than by the bureau In 
Its newsletter. 

"I would recommend to all 
people approaohedat their 
hrftjnrs to check the credential! 
of the cullers by phoning the bu¬ 
reau or their own financial ad¬ 
vises* before entering any con-; 
tracts.” 


Airway . . . Grind it fresh 
when you buy, 1-lb. bag... 


franchises 


bureau aays. 


The bureau warns people ol 
debt consolidation where they 
look for an easy way out of their 
debts and end up paying twice 
the amount they borrowed to 
consolidate their debts. 

FOOD FADS 

A papular racks* is victimizing 
the aged, wbo sure natural and 
wilMna SsrasUi Sor qiaota aad 

ts iwfl e s sto pre y an thstr lone¬ 
liness, fear*, infirmities and fi¬ 
nancial desperation. 

The bureau says health quack¬ 
ery is probably the costliest ex¬ 
ploitation in the oountry. As 
cited by the bureau, food fads 
and diet pills are among the moat 
troublesome promotions today. 

No. 10 is the work - at - heme 
scheme where the common 
requisite Is that the prospect buy 
something from the advertiser. 
ENDORSED 

The bureau has the support of 
the police. 


Bright Plates 

Sought in B.C, 

VANCOUVER (CPI 


Kraft Cheese Spread, 16-oz. Jar_ 

Safeway’s the Place to Buy 


Left-Side 
Driver 
Fined $250 


Traffic 

and safety division of the B.C. 
Safety Council has recom¬ 
mended reflectorized licence 
plates for the province. 


home improvement. This is 
common the year around, but 
hit* a peak in spring when itin¬ 
erant repairmen and fast-talk¬ 
ing door-to-door salesmen hit 
the road. 

I The proceeds of this activity 


McLaughlin 


An II-year-old youth drove 1 
along the left-hand side ol Sooke 
Road early Saturday morning 
after h» bad d r u n k "at least 
seven bottles of beer." 

Gary James Watt. 368 Lagoon 


Ex-Union Officer 
Personnel Chief 


Ground 

Beef 


The new post of personnel of¬ 
ficer for the B.C. Ferries will 
be filled by a man who served 
18 years with the conciliation 
staff of the provincial depart¬ 
ment of labor. It was announced 
Friday. 

William Thomas McLaughlin 
at Victoria, was chosen by the 
Civil Service Commission 


Canadian Pacific coast steam- 
tillpi. 

He formerly served as bus!-, 
ness agent tor the Seafarers' In¬ 
ternational Union, president of 
Local 643 of the International 
Association of Bridge, 


Structu¬ 
ral and Ornamental Iron Wor¬ 
kers, and chairman of the or¬ 
ganizing committee of the Vic¬ 
toria and District Trades and 
Labor Council. 

He also acted on some United 
Nations and International labor 
negotiating and coherence ses¬ 
sions. 1 


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Ground Fresh From Government 
Inspected Fresh Beef, lb_ 


'from 

a substantial number of com¬ 
petitor*.” 

He will begin his new assign¬ 
ment In April. 

Mr. McLaughlin's experience 
includes three years deep water 
sailing from the United King¬ 
dom and five years in the B.C 
|ooastal trade, mainly with the 


ENSIGN 


Ground Shoulder 
Ground Round 

Hamburger 

Buns 


Far Delicious 


CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH 
YATES at COOK STS. 


Grand Fresh 

From Government 
Inspected Beef, lb. 


Electrical equipment valued at 
$348 was stolen from Ball and 
Shemilt Eire trunks Lfd., 1 West 
Bunwide, early Saturday morn¬ 
ing. 

Five trantistor radios, a tape 
recorder and a microphone split¬ 
ter were token. 

Gary Earl 9tewart, 4209 Doug¬ 
las. appeared in central magis¬ 
trate's court Saturday charged 
with the theft and was remanded 
to Wednesday for plea. 


Here a person may get a 
certificate for |50 on a commod- 


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SUCKS SPECIAL 


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Your Added Convenience, pkg. of 12. 


Bee Course 
‘Must’ 
For Novices 


APPLES 


REGULAR PRICES 


The four - day bee - keeping 
course lo be held In the View 
JUyal Community Hall from 
March 28 to 31, is a must for 
beginners, said Victoria bee¬ 
keeper Edward McCosman Fri¬ 
day. 

The course is sponsored by; 
the Vancouver Island division 
o1 tie B.C. Hrtiey Producers' 
Association, of which Mr. Mc- 
Connan is scr/etsry. 

Lectures will he given by pro¬ 
vincial apiarists on all aspecls 
pf bee-keeping, and there will 
be liemomtratiixw of equipment. 

Persons wishing to take the 
course may reach Mr. McCon- 


Red Delicious, 
Extra Fancy, 
Imported, 


LADIES' SKIRTS 

Doeskin, reg. $29.50. $ | Q50 


Come down to the Bay, 
beauty salon, 2nd floor, 
and see this new French 
collector of lovely, light¬ 
weight wigs! You’ll be 


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This Lincoln Future, left, wa* widely publicized in 1955 a* experimental 
model which cost $250,000 to build. It continues to be expensive piece 
of property after being converted into Batmobile, right, driven by 
television’s Batman. George Harris, Los Angeles car customizer, who 
had acquired car, put 10 men on job and in three weeks had it ready 
for beginning of popular Batman series.—(AP) 


Vintage ’ Car 
For Batman 


Other Fields 


Wouldn’t Work 


Sunbeam Convicted 
In Price-Fixing Case 


Obmr CrbirI and Sapplias 

Ltd. 

Extra Dividend Nolle* 

NOTICE is hereby given that an 
EXTRA Dividend at Twrotj- 
flve Cent! (25c) per share box 
been declared on the Common 
Sharei of Ocean Cement A Sui>- 
pUei Ltd. payable May 2, 1966. 
to shareholders of record April 
7, 1906. 

By Order of the Board 
R. A. Frnmptcm, 
Secretary. 

I VANCOUVER, BC. 

March 15. 1966. 


Car Agreement Exception 


TORONTO tCP) — Sunbeam Corp. Canada Ltd. waa 
convicted Friday on two chargaa of ltlegal price-lixing in 
St. Catharines and Toronto during a four-month period 
five years ago. 

Mr. Justice Campbell Grant of the Ontario Supreme 
Court reserved sentence to April 1. The company was 
acquitted on two other charges involving two Vancouver 
stares during the same period. The diamissed charges 
involved Army and Navy Department Store Ltd. and ABC 
Television and Appliances Ltd. 

Mr. Justice Grant convicted Sunbeam of attempting 
to induce Cavers Bros. Ltd. of St. Catharines and New Era 
Home Appliances Ltd. of Toronto to resell electrical appli¬ 
ances at not less then minimum priori specified by Sunbeam. 

The charges under the Combine! Act related to a period 


term! were Mriy simple," 
mid Mr. Style. 

H, as has been suggested, 
the gov ernments of the two 
countries may seek to produce 
similar new pacts in other 
Ihdustries. Mr. Style said 
there would be complications 
and a different set of rules 
would be es s e n ti a). 

"In the case of the ap¬ 
pliance Industry, some of the 
When these U.S. compan- Canadian firms sre Canadian- 
agreed to the pact the owned, while others are con¬ 


trolled by U.S. affiliates, 
creating an entirely different 
set of circumstances from 
that obtaining in the auto 
Industry,” said Mr. Style. 


market and to increase the 
Canadian content in North 
American made cars." 

It was Ms opinion tost the 
agreement was only possible 
because the whole of the 
Canadian auto industry— 
with the exception of one 
E uro pea n firm — is wholly 
owned and controlled by U.S. 
firm*. 


position as president of CMA 
is also chairman of John 
Inghe Oo. Ltd., a Toronto firm 
in the appliance industry. 


"Discussions between the 
two go v ernments are taking 
place to see if further pacta 
can be devised, but ihey 
would have worked out to suit 
the Individual needs of each 
todoatry," said Mr. Style. 

“The CMA Is not against 
any move that is made to 
improve the market for Cana¬ 
dian goods.” 


Industrials 

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Requirements 

rasa osuvsar 
7M Broughtaa It. 

Lml) Oil* ul dmiM 


which had announced the acqui- respond to a 21-page question- 
stttan of claim* in toe Timmins naire detailing what they did 
area. wtth the money raised on their 


By LABRY DWORKIN 
Canadian Preaa Staff Writer 

It appears that Industrial* have halted their recent i 
slide on Canada’s stock markets this week, making j 

steady gains in the last three days._ __| 

At Toronto, 


a TAILORED L 
fc INVESTOR'S S 

1 foist or raw k 


When Tens Gulf Sulphur 
made Its fcnmeneaty rich base 
metal dincouety in the Hmmim 
area of Onlarto in 11*4, it set 
aff the biggest mining gambling 
•pree the Toronto Stock Ex¬ 
change ha* ever known. 

Mare then 100 mining com¬ 
panies. some large, some »m*U; 
some active, some dormant, 
made deals with local prospec¬ 
tor* to acquire properly in the 
The Windfall 


What happened to all that flmmins properties. The OSC 
money 7 wants to know how the c-ompan- 

Gartainiy toe companies hud iei' finances now stand and how 
to pay for the claims toey had much exploration work was 
acquired. They atoo had to pay done, 
the expenses of their financing ligugg Qt’U 

't>romotInc and advertising. . _ , , . 

' „. , An earlier quiz of the same 

DRILLING HORK nature was made lor the |*riori 

But how much of die money between Nov. 1963. when the 
raised actually went into the original discovery was made la 
task of drilling or otherwise June 1944, Just before toe' 
exploring far are in the proiwr- Windfall bubble burst, 
tie* themselvesT The new quiz which covers all 

THs Is the question for which, activity up to Dec. .11, 1905. is 
si yet there is no answer much more mesningful because 

"Hie Ontario Securities Com- it wiM cover toe whole period in 
minion, however, is determined vhlafe aettvHar to the aria too* 
to totd out. . l*!»oa. 

ROYAL COMMISSION WHAT CAN BE DONE? 

StiM licking its wounds as a It may be questioned what the 
result of the great damage done OSC can do at this late stage to 
to the mining industry by the recover for the speculator the 
i Windfall shmanfgans. the OSC money he loot in the' Timmim 

with the help of a provtncially boom, or what action it can 

appointed Royal Commission take against those companies 
has shown teas If as determined which took toe money and did 
to uncovar any abuses that took very little else for the tiiare- 
piace. and to find out how holders 

On toe other hand, the 
' ^ ? SC t0 100 investigation cannot fall to 

1 1 companies ordering them to .mamm..!™.. minin. 


Victoria Martas** Cars*ra¬ 
tios Dab—turn urmMi lb* 
toUaata* I—tarn: 

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(or I yrar-, 7 "V I y»*» 
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In I tacit —S St Ul* Maud- 
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found today. 

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a hereby aarnlnge sen b* 
lets in the coneany to 
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HI SS* returae II.«M la 
flea ararai 

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•■late stay —tala fan 
payata 

I. A complete tlet *1 all 
Ineaeua—u la stalled obi 
a* ary quart** with year 

■UtoBrnt. 

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a* saaa 

1 Interact paid *r eomooand- 
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InvaetMenta at ll«.SM *f 
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from 4% per cent to act as * 

| guideline In curbing inflationary 
pressures being exerted on the 
economy. 

HOUSING STARTS 
One area hard hit by the 
situation Is the construction 
industry where housing atari* 
thia year are well below their 
pace of last year. 

Maseey-Ferguson led the in¬ 
dustrial deeUna. falling 7% to 
29% on #,020 shares. 

Bathurst Paper was off 114 to 
the 2214. Great Lakes 1 to 2514, Price 
expansion of the money supply. Brothen Ifc to 45 %, B.C. Forest 
Last week the Bsnk of ■“> Consolidated Paper 14 each 
Canada raised ita bank rate to to 2214 and 36 *4, and Abltibi 14 
chartered banks to 514 per cent to 1214. 

Other Industrials that suffered 
heavy losses were Algoma Steel 
down 314 to 6414. Dominion 
Stores 1% to 32%, Imperial OU 
and Interprovincial Pipe Line 
114 each to 5214 and 8314, and 
Alberta Gas 1% to 34%. 

Western oils continued their 
downtrend. as more rigs rlosed 
down because of the warmer 
weather. 

METALS GAIN 
Base metal* were the only I 
major group to record gains, 
that the search fur possible Hudson Bay Mining added 1% 
quarters outside New York be at 81%, Pine Point 1 at 59, 
intensified. Denison and Inco *4 each at 

Despite the uproar from Wall 401* and 99, and Rio Algom % 
Street when Lindsay first pro- at 20%. Noranda dipped 1 to 51. 
posed the tax March 3. the On index, golds were down 
governors' action caught much 1.24 to 166.29, western oils 4.07 
of the city's financial community to 104.82 and the TSE 1,46 to 
by surprise. Many thought the 156.96. Base metals edged up 
33-man board of governors .40 to 87.20. 
would take a "wait and nee” At Montreal. Industrials were 


Economist 

Coming 

Chairman of Economic Corn¬ 
ell of Canada, Dr. John 
Deutsch will speak to Men’s 
Canadian Club of Victoria, in 
Empress Hotel at 12:15 noon 
Tuaadsy. The M - yaar - aid 
economist Is also vice-princi¬ 
pal of Queen's University, 
Kingston, and wa* formerly 
head of depanroeht of Eco¬ 
nomics and Political Science 
at UBC. 


I own a rotary lawn 
mower and understand that 
It can eject a stone with 
enough force to break a win¬ 
dow. If this should happen 
and the stone breaks a neigh¬ 
bor's window would my 
Homeowner's policy cover 
the cost of replacing the 
glassT 


Timmins area, 
company was one of them. 

Now two years later H has 
been cstsbtttoed toat apart i 
from Texas Guir Sulphur, not a 
■ingle find worthy of the name i 
tins been msdp by any OSl—r 
«om|«ny as a result of Ita 1964 
splurge into toe real estate of 
toe Timmins area. 

MILLIONS SUNK 

Ye4 the pubMc sank millions i 
of dollars into the treasuries of 
the— mining companies and (lie 
junkets of their promoters while 
toe fever lasted. At one time the 
Toronto Stock Exchange wmi 
trading nearly 30,000,000 shares 
a. year — moot of them In 
highly-inflated mining stocks 


“■ Yes. This is an acci¬ 
dental loss and would be cov¬ 
ered under the Property 
Dnmage section of the lia¬ 
bility coverage provided by a 
Homeowner's policy. 

ASK RITHET'S 
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Tax Pressure 


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NEW YORK (UPD-Tbe New 
York Stock Exchange, the 174-1 
jear-oki huh of the world's 
securities market, has made its 
first tangible move to back up 
it* threat to leave this city if 
taxes an stock sales are in¬ 
creased. 

Governors of the "big board,” 
faced with a proposal by Mayor 
John Lindsay to increase the 
slock transfer tax by 50 per 
cent, cancelled plans last week 
in build 150,000,000 headquarters 
in the Wail Street area of lower 
Manhattan. 

The governor* also ordered 


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never made, toe royal com- w “ P«« » Mr - Morgan 

, i « ... .. . and on Dae. 10, 1962. a cheque 

nnsricft investigating toe coi- {or , MOOO w>a ^ 

L.iwa of Atlantic Acceptance Walton and Mr. Wagman. 

“■*» ,N ia3 °^ 

Bf i-uuntant, said the men were **r. logo aak) on June If. I 
chartered acraintimfs Harry tound Ms way into toe 

Wagman. WiUiam Waiton and account of a Walter Pahn at 
C P Morgan, who also was stockbrokers Barrett, Good- 
pre-udcrX of Atlantic The other **!*”*’ 

torn were the auditor* for «** *£" l*°&**d * Min to 
Y'allov Farms m« broker which said in part: 

Mr logo said on Feb. 28, 1962, *»* “"T'* 

Valley Farms' balance .hret £ 

ahuwed its unprofHa ble dairy JJJ* J* 
farm aa an as«e! worth $395,000 let1er C P - Mor * an - 

arter appraising Ms land at 1400 WENT BANKRUPT 
an acre. 

Ill AN At'RE 

Earlier testimony from land 
apimtiaer Harry Gale of Ottawa 
aaid toe land was worth about 
$16 on acre. 

On the liabilities tide of the 
balance sheet were three 
mortgages totalling about 
$198,000 and an item of $196,391 
called directors Ioann payable. 

A Hit* QUESTION 

Commission coonael Albert- 
Shepherd asked . "Wa* any part 
of that $196,391 iwld Into Valley 
Farm* by a director or other 
person.” 

"No." said Mr. Ingo. 

He said - the directors of 
Valley Farms were Mr. Wag- 
man. Mr. WaMon and George 
Blacklock. a businessman from 
Cornwall. Ont. 

PAYMENTS LISTED 


activity is taking place, lias 
picked up the lesson learned by 
the Toronto Stock Exchange In 
the Timmins scandal, and with Hill! HTRIALS 
the help of the B.C, *u|iertnten- 

dent of brokers it appears to a i s»u*i a if* *3 *3 
have done a reasonably < good iS too if? 

iwlielng Job. HHnwt I', prd lo Jnm iu snnn 

At the same time, it i* not ^ A ^ wi 

easy for the authorities to M *u K r <-«« «.• an i* . »« 

protect ■ peculators who are not 9f Dl T ' l l ** p,d * i$S rn 

willing to protect themselves, bc Turfcr •* j*n *» 

and one mining man said that h ca^’n^ * 2 * ?s w 

would be as impossible to police os h™ wta >■ in us us 

every mining operation as It £& y ' m *3 ans wti ams 

Mr. Ingo said when Valley would be to put a policeman In c**i mi* h pfd so 7sa 7» tjd 

Farms went bankrupt Aug. U, the back of every ear to are m sm iss i» 1 m 

1965, the directors’ loans pay- that no one breaks the rule at Cobh ms iso mu mu 

able account stood at $11*20. the road. gS, uu™ » SS fit! 

Mr. Shepherd explained after LITTLE SYMPATHY S w? ’iS 

the hearing that while payments 0n ^ hand one San^r m nra ins ini 

rome ^“v ^ tor the SUTfSS “S S S | 

uhtihs maur uy i»*- ucy j^at companies acquiring claim* is n*i u*« son sso. soo <wn 

m *' ln *** BPe * s shouki not be « s lt 7*“ - 1 ® Jg ,Sg 

Si.t3.t4T PAID OI T forced by legislation to delay Lani-antid* r m aoo is sn, tc. 

Mr. Shepherd asked Mr. Ingo: toa re distribution until they JJ«, saw jnon *55 

"You mid that in October, have been properly vettgd. d. n usw « 7i it 

.IMS, $1-2.247 was i»aki out of His claim that the |>romoter* ans s.1h ael 

the directors' loan account. In should be allowed to act fast In <x»n Heitrop ssas *ai iih S3* 

that month did ViUey Farms order to hit the investors while asn ?mo 

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NOTICE OF INTENTION 
TO OFFER FOR SALE 


Notice is hereby given that the Creparation at the 
City of Victoria intends to offer for sale the lands and 
lmprovcmenta more particularly described as: (1) Lot 
2. Section 5, Victoria District, Plan 17792, reserving unto 
the City a right-of-way over the roadway presently 
located on the said lot; and <2> Lots 1868 and 1866. 
Victoria City, except the Easterly 40 feet of said Lot 
1868. subject to reconveyance to the City for so long as 
the City shall use the same as a fireball. 

CITY LAND COMMISSIONER. 
City Hal!,- Victoria, B.C. 

March 15th, 1966. 


NOTICE OF INTENTION 
TO OFFER FOR SALE 


Notice Is hereby given that the Corporation of the 
City of Victoria intends to offer for sale the lands and 
improvements more particularly described as being 
I Aits 8. 9, 10 and 11. Block 77, Section 18, Victoria Dis¬ 
trict, Plan 219 (excepting thereout those parts of the 
said lota to be retained by the City for access and 
landscaping, as shown on a plan prepared by toe City 
Engineer), commonly known as the old Board of Trade 
Building. Bastion Streat. A covenant would be required 
to the effect that the outward appearance of building 
would he maintained In accordance with the City’* 
proposed Bastion Square plan. * 

CITY LAND COMMISSIONER, 
City Hall. Victoria, B.C. , - 


March 15Ut. 1966. 












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Dust, Unlighted Corner 
Hide Bente’s Best Art 


Bailtl (Colonist Vktaria, B.C., Saa., Marcli 20, I9M 


Army, Air Force 
Plan Naval Survey 


A survey of naval establishments in Ez§qaiiualt 
and Cohvood will be carried out by the Canadian 
Army and Royal Canadian Air Force. 

To aid with the aerial photography part of the 
surv ey, manholes and catch basins at the establish¬ 
ment will be painted white to show better in photo¬ 
graph*. 

The aerial survey will follow the ground survey 
which is being carried out by the Royal Canadian 
Engineers, supervised by WO L. A. Wood. 


By JERRY BOl'LTBEE 

Bente Rehm opened her 
new art gallery Friday night. 

Sponsored by Wataon 
Merles, operator of a service 
station and odds and ends 
■tore, the Dew art gallery is to 
be known as Pandora's Box. 

It's located at 750 Pandora. 


concealed in a dark corner. 
They were among the best 
pieces in the show. 

Herbert Siebner's Evening 
in the East, and one of Bente 
Rehm's own creations 
woven panel fan red 


suffered in thrtr exhibition 
from an accumulation of dust, 
which is a little too much. 

Five sand prints by Siebner 
were exceptionally well dis¬ 
played, ranging in price from 
both |18 to S2Q. A tittle heavy, they 


■re non die less worth a close 
study — and the price. 

Flemming Jorge own ’2 work 
stood out among the others. 

Also one piece by the young 
artist Terry Aiah — a portrait 
of a young girl done In 
plastics. j 

* Alto is one of these angry 
young fellows who, 1 rather 
than learn from past mis¬ 
takes, destroys Ms past mis¬ 
takes and remakes them. 


Most of Victoria's art col¬ 
ony was pre sen t for the 
oiiening Friday, when Bente 
served the scarlet punch. 

Most notable of al, there 
was El» Ma y h ew’s cast 
sc ulpture out of aluminum — 
■ maasive, domineering piece 
that [icaple used as an 
occasional table. 

For a monent, let's leave 
out the prtmewortoy and 
concentrate on the criticism. 


Funeral Monda 


Alto appears to be a good 
artist, an exceptionally young 


Lome 9 Green 
Dead at 58 


- Ralph Ttywe 

Gordon Hooper of Natural History Society and 
oil-fouled surf scoter. 


For instance, there are the 
two small figures done by 
John Andre, entitled Nude. 
Both are priced at (35. and 
toe shame of the exhibit la 
that they tooukl have been 


Funeral services will be held oonduct funeral serv ices in 
Monday for Ralph Lawrence McCall s Funeral Chapel at 
(Lornei Greene, who was part- J:S0 p.m. 
ner in the R. ,A. Green Lumber 
Company. 3891 Douglas. 

Mr. Green, who was 58. died 
In the Royal Jubilee Hospital 
Thursday night after a 43-year 
~ association with the firm 
founded by his father. Ralph 
Alexander Green, in 1918. 

I Brothers Larne and Maurice 
■ Green had run the business as 
partners since 1959, when their 
. | father died. 

• NATIVE 

Lome Green, who lived at 400 
. Queen Anne Heights, was bom 
and raised in Victoria. A past 
M director and active member of 
w Victoria Flying Club, he also 
■■ belonged to the Mount Newton 

I * Lodge AF and AM and Victoria 
Union Club. 

Surviving him are the widow, 

Doris; two sons, Ralph Alex¬ 
ander Green. Ottawa, and 
James L. Green, Victoria; 


imartean Growth 
FUND 

DICK BATEMAN 
T.Q, Bnx an, Victoria 

MI-4411 


Last Quad 
Is Dead 


A young aurt scoter duck, caused this bird this distress,"; 
washed ashore from Esquimalt he added. 

Lagoon Friday, probably will .die “The duck probably will die 
soon because it has been soaked within the next few days. During 
by heavy oil. the time that it is alive It will 

The duck, which, judging by t****™^ •** studled/l 

Its tall leathers Is only about ‘ __ . . ... 

two yean Md. was found by , ,u 4 rt ‘““V b ”*? tag 

photographer Ralph Fryer. "***« 


MELBOURNE (UPI|—The 
last ssrvivor af quadreptoas 
lari prematarely la an 
Aaatrallaa h ou sewife died 
Ratarday. 

Dr. J, 8. Yretmaa, taper- 
latendeat af the Prillst 
Northrot* Hospital where the 
habit* were delivered Friday, 
■aid the mother. Mrs. Jeaa 
Cook. M, was distressed at 
the deaths hot was herself 
progressing favorably. 


REAL ESTATE 


Inga Christensen , Tony Emory and art 


Outdoors with Alec Merriman 


Provincial fish and game 
branch director Jimmy Hatter 
predicts that deer hunters are 
destined for leaner years, but 
he says It has nothing to do 
with shooting does and fawns. 

Hunter success for deer will 
decline as long ■■ the number 
of hunters continues to 
Increase, Dr. Hatter said in s 
aeries of questions and 
answers he has prepared to 
clarify the controversy over 
antierless seasons. 

He says hunter success can ' 
only be improved by hunters 
themselves Increasing their 
hunting effort. 

Don't Understand 

lie claims hunteri some¬ 
times oppose antierless sea- 
suns berause they du not 
understand the need to 
harvest both sexes in order to 
crop the annual Increases. 

Dr. Hatter says the reason 
for not closing the season on 
antierless big game in areas 
where the population is low is 
because the food supply still 
determines the numbers of 
animals that can live In an 
area. From a population of 
any siae there will always he 
an annual surplus available. 

If both sexes are not 
harvested the population will 
over-utllkzc the winter food 
supply and d e c 11 n a In 
numbers, he explains. “A 
potentially useable resourre Is 
thus wasted, the population 
will decline and future har¬ 
vests will be reduced In size." 


over most of the province 
game population art being 
oontmiled by toe quality, 

abundance, or availability of 
winter food. 


pressure baoome important aa the annual increase, and 
a control on numbers. added that only about 10 per 

Dr. Hatter said 30 to 30 per cent would be harvested under 
cent at the game should be a bueks-only law, even with 
harvested each year to equal heavy hunting pressure. 

~ ---—— He said the doe deer kill 

■ can be at least equal to the 

buck kill without depleting the 
population if hunting pressure 
Is heavy, and mure if hunting 
pressure is light. 

Hunter success Is not ■ 
reliable measure of game 
abundance because as the 

Individual hunts ra Imram, 


SALES ENGINEER 


Victoria Press Box BBB 


Dr. Hatter explained. 

More Available 

Weather affects hunting 
success because snow storms 
drive game off the summer 
ranges and concentrate them 
tt lower elevations where they 
are more available to hunteri. 

He said that In 1965 in most 
areas of the province deer 
and elk remained dispersed 
over their entire range and 
were not accessible to the 
average hunter. Up to 75 per 
cent of deer and elk are 
harvested on their winter 
ranges in the valley bottoms 
or on the slopes adjacent to 
mountains. 

Good quality winter food'll 
the most Important factor In 
determining the abundance of 
big game animals. Dr. Hatter 
said. 

Animals are no longer as 
plentiful in some areas as 
they used to be because of 
changes in vegetation, par¬ 
ticularly the food plants on 
the winter range. 

Food Depletion 

He said very little can be 
done about this except to 
prevent food depletion by too 
many animals. 

It Is not feasible to reseed 
feeding areas because cultiva¬ 
tion, clearing or burning 
wuuld be necessary to first 
removt tha competition of 
other plant species not eaten 
by game. 

Over-uae of w inter food 
supply can be prevented by 
controlling the size of the big 
game population through 
adequate harvesting by 
hunters, he said. 

Dr. Hatter said only under 
extraordinary conditions could 
hunting pressure deplete a 
deer population and then only 
in the most accessible areas 
where deer are concentrated. 

Hunters Warned 

He warned hunteri who are 
concerned about the apparent 
scarrity of deer and elk not to 
let emotions get the better of 
Judgment 

"Unfortunately. Impressions 
based upon the apparent 
scarcity of big game In the 
area without considering the 
causes can lead us to a 
I completely erroneous conclu¬ 
sion." he observed. 


Funeral services 


were held 
Friday for Percy Reginald Noel, 
a past president of the Credit 
Grantors’ Association in Vic¬ 
toria. 

Mr. Noel, bom In Port Easing- 
ton. B.C., in 1905, died here 
Tuesday. He had lived at 2864 
Lincoln and was of late 
manager of a local cleaners' 
outlet. 

CAME HERE IN tele 
He came to Victoria in 1919, 
later serving as secretary of 
the United Commercial Travel¬ 
lers' Association 


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Granters' Association, as Oak 


Mr f. Zarelli and colorful memento of Rome 


No Place Like Rome 
For Kingfish Winner 


Some Will Die 

If ant let leas deer are not 
hunted a proportion of them 
will die during the coming 
year, in most cases, Dr.‘ 
Hatter says. "This applies 
particularly to fawns. The 
annual loss depends upon the 
severity at the winter." 

Dr. Hatter believes that 
only when the winter loss has 
been very severe, should the 
antierless deer season he 
closed. “Even then a complete 
closure may not be necessary 
If the losses have been apotty. 
Rather, a curtailment of the 
season length will be suffi¬ 
cient to ensure adequate 
carry-over." 

Carrying capacity mean* 
the number of deer a given 
area can support year after 
year without damage to the 
food supply. 

Dr. Hatter said there are no 
known areas in British 
Columbia where deer have 
been overhunted and reduced 
in numbers below carrying 
capacity. 

Only One Year 

He noted thut if an area 
were overhunted it would only 
take deer one year to recover. 
"Recovery will take place in 
one year. If carrying capacity 
would permit, a deer herd 
could double Itself In three 
years,” Dr. Hatter, who was 
B.C.’a first game biologist," 
Said. 

He said a big-game popula¬ 
tion cannot be controlled or 
properly harvested by shoot¬ 
ing the male sex only. 

"The sex ratio is 50:50 at 
birth and therefore boll sexes 
must be killed in order to 
prevent an increase because 


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H> ALEC mErklii AN Jung prize trip to Hires weeks. 
During their Colonist King £ ^ vndt relatives of 
Fisherman Contest prise trip Mr Z * rT ‘“ *" ■ outhorn Wy. 
to Rome, winner Mrs. Evelyn Hie Zarellts were partieu- 
ZarelU was blessed by die larly Impressed by the cuisine 
Pope and her husband, Fred, and the bar service on board 
ant In the front row of a right to# CPA aircraft, 'The best 
club allow to watch the can- food I- have ever hud on a 
can danoers. plana," said Fred. 

"It was a wonderful trip. Travelling with them was 
We plan to go there again in Mr. Zarelfc's uncle, Aless- 
three or four years." they andro Zarelli. In southern 
said when they arrived back Italy they visited the Zarelli 
In Victoria. ret at ex which included a vine- 

Mrs. Zarelli won the Cana- S»n1. * chestnut grove and 
dian Pacific Airlines expenses- okva trees, 
paid trip lor two to Rome extra TRIPS 
with an 8;8-pound pink salmon T _ _ m ,, „ 

she caught while fishing with In , R ^ e Zarelli* went 

her son. Tommy, off Seere- on J* different tours and also 
tary Island last Sept. 2. It wa. ™**J* ** * "»» * S P J"' 
a hidden weight winner and Sotrmto and Isle 

her name wa* second drawn * >n ' 

from the Kli« Fisherman Mr * ZaralM spent her birth- 
drum. H. W. Zelinsky, whose da F « SeofHo Dl Frisio 
name wa* drawn first, look nightclub in Rome where the 
tiie aluminum boat as Ida c * u b singer hanweil her by 
prize. singing Happy Birthday and 

start* »pun w two or three other songs. 

STARTS APRIL m especially for hsr. 

This year the King Fisher- They went to three other 
man Contest will dart.April mgtu pkjbg and it was at onp 

30 V* ra 'T*° n UnGl J ? , J 30 f these Fred got in the front 
with main hidden weight prize ^ for ^ floor show 
a Canadian Pacific Airlines lnr | uded in f|nor WBg 

including a * bicycle Act they had seen 
a fishing holiday as guests of *. V eral years ago on the Ed 
tha Chilean goveouneut. SuiMvan Show. 

Mr. and Mrs. Zarelli flew Highlight of the trip was 
from Vancouver to Winnipeg, their day and a half spent in 
Toronto Montreal. Amster- Vatican City. They visited St 
dam and Rome on Canadian PrtCT ’s ■ onc of very 

Pacific AirHrfe s luxury jet the f PW days of the year that you 
Empress of Mexico. They see the Pope who was 

return e d home on the receiving young priests. 

Empress of Tokyo. missionaries and other church 

They extended die week- workers who were about to 


visit spots ail over the world 
on behalf of the church." 

The Zarelli* were surprised 
to hear applause in the church 
as the Pope spoke to each 
section individually. 

"We were within 50 feet of 
Hie Pope." raid Mrs. Zarelli. 
"We couldn't have had a 
better view," she added. 

"Once a year this happens 
and we were ihere on the 
very day," Fred exclaimed. 
"The church is decorated In 
gold leaf and H Is fantastic¬ 
ally beautiful. Unless you st« 
H, you wouldn't believe It.’’ 

Fred found his Italian ade¬ 
quate for conversation and his 
wife "got so she spoke with 
her hand* Hke Italians." 
ITALIAN ADEQUATE 

"The gardens m Tivoli's 
Villa d’ Este were magnifi¬ 
cent with fountains, baautiful 
cascades and artificial 
grottos," they said. 

“My son. Tommy, Is gettir* 
his boat ready so he can fish 
in the King Fltoerman 
Contest again this yeai?' raid 
. Mrs. Zarelli. 


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Seven Rinks Ready 
For World Curling 


Bails (Ulaaw. Vice*. 1] 

Sunday, Marc* 2*. !*M 


VANCOUVER (CP) — 
Champion rinks from seven 
countries have begun the 
serious business of prac¬ 
tice in preparation for the 
Scotch Cup international 
curling championships here 
Monday. 

Rinks representing France. 
Sweden. Norway, Switzerland, 
Scotland, Canada and the de¬ 
fending champion United States 
ail arrived here Friday night 
and began preparation lor the 
four-day tournament with games 
a^inst local opposition in Van¬ 
couver area rinks. 

The six visiting countries will 
move Into the hockey arena 
where the round robin will be 
played—The Forum—on Man- 
day morning and afternoon for 
further practice against Van¬ 
couver opposition. 

FINAL GAME 

Canadian champion Ron 
Northoott of Calgary will miss 
the benefit of a practice game 
on the competition ice. The host 
country representatives will 


play a final game Monday morn¬ 
ing at the North Shore winter 
club. 

The 28 competitors relaxed on 
the weekend at a dinner given 
in their honor by the provincial 
government. They win attend a 
church parade and then take a 
boat cruise today. 

SEVEN BOUND* 

When the shooting starts far 
real at 8 p ro. PST, Monday— 
there will be seven rounds of 
play followed by saml-Bnals in¬ 
volving the top four finishers- 
Northcott's Canadian champions 
will bo out to revenge an upset 
loss ■ to the United States in 
1965. 

The U.S, ended a streak of 
six straight championships by 
Canada, dating back to the 
championships' start in 1959, 
when Bud Somerville of Wiscon- 
■on defeated Terry Braunstein 
of Manitoba in the final last 
year. 

This year, the US. represen¬ 
tative is Dr. Joseph L. Zbanik 
of Moorehead, Minn., whose 
rink curls out of Fa-go. North 
Dakota. Dr. Zbanik. 28, operates 
his own dental clinic and his 


three rinkmates — Bruce Rob¬ 
erts, Michael O'Leary and Ger¬ 
ald Toutant—are all employees. 

Northcott, 30, is seeking to 
give Alberta a clean sweep of 
curling championships this 
year. Earlier, rinks from 1 Al¬ 
berta won Canadian schoolboy 
and women’s titles. 

Northoott, George Fink, 
Bemie Sparkes a.id Fred Storey 
won The Brier with come-from- 
behind playoff victory over On¬ 
tario March 11 at Halifax. 

Jean Albert Sulpice of Me- 
geve, France. Nils Petter 
Wrtdemann of Trondheim. Nor¬ 
way, Chuck Hay o. Perth. Scot¬ 
land, Olie Gewalt of Stockholm. 
Sweden, and Paul Kundert of 
Rigi-Kaltbad, Switzerland, gre 
the other skips in the tourna¬ 
ment. 

THIRD TIME 

Hay will be making his third 
appearance and is the only skip 
with previous experience in the 
oompetiboo, sponsored by the 
Scotch WWeky Association. 

Sulpice. 53, is France's first 
representative In the tourna¬ 
ment. He has won his country's 
championship nine times. 



Clark Back 

Last year's winner Jimmy 
Clark, Scotland, will be back 
at Indianapolis MM this year, 
driving RRM Lotus 41 de¬ 
signed by Celia Chapmen. 
They will be part of six-car 
‘cam that also iaelniee two 
No vis. 


Liverpool in Scoreless Draw 
Four Rivals All Move Up 


LONDON (Reuters) — Liver¬ 
pool. runaway leader of the 
First Division In the EngHrii 
Soccer League, dropped a point 
to neighboring Everton Satur¬ 
day while Its mam champion¬ 
ship rivals—Leeds United, Man¬ 
t-beater United. Burnley and 
Chelsea— all won. 

Uverpooi tied 0-0 with Ever¬ 
ton. whose International centre- 
forward Fred Pickering was 
carried off with a twisted knee 
after 23 minutes. This point 
gives Liverpool 50 points from 
34 games -eight points more 
than Leeds which has three 
games in band. 

LEEDS WINS 

After a scoreless first half. 
I^eds sent bottom club Black- 
bum Rovers a step nearer rele¬ 
gation. winning 3-2. Manchester 
United had the tonic of a firit- 
minute goal from Denis Law 
and went on toe beat Arsenal 
2 - 1 . 

Burnley rec ov ere d from be¬ 
ing a goal down at ha If-Urn* 
against West Bromwich Albion 

to win 2-1 and a second-half 
goal from Terry Venables gave 
Chelsea a 2-1 victory away to 
Newcastle United. 

KEEP CONFIDENT 

Fulham, staging a tremendous 
fight to stay in the First Divis- 
ion, gained another .norale- 
boowting victory, beating Sun¬ 
derland 3-d. 

Northampton, which has 
played more games than any 
other at the bottom clubs, 
dropped into deeper trouble 
with a 1-3 defeat by Sheffield 
Wednesday. 

Surwhine and hard grounds 
brought a flood of goals, with 
the 5-5 tie between Tottenham 
Hotspur and Aston Villa lead¬ 
ing the way. Spurs led 5-1 Just 
if ter half-time, but VIBa scored 


three In four minutes and tied 
toe game 12 minutes from time. 
Villa centre-forward Tony Hate- 
ley scored four. 

Manc h ester CKy strengthened 
its bid for promotion from the 
Second Division with a 2-1 vic¬ 
tory over Derby Ossify. Cbbn 
Ball, signed last week for £45,- 
000 (1135,000) scored one of 
City’s goals. 

Ma nc he st er now leads by a 
[Joint over Huddersfield town 
which only managed a 1-1 tie 
at home with Qiarttan Athletic 

MiHwaM maintained Its chal¬ 
lenge for promotion from the 
Third Division with a 3-2 vic¬ 
tory over Brighton. It scored 
twice in toe first four minutes, 
bul Brighton tied with two In a 
minute in toe second half. Mill- 
wall's winner came Jhree min¬ 
utes from time. 

Hull City, which did not have 


nouM i.Evot a 

l»SM i 

Fulham 1 Sunderland ». 

Leirealer 1, Sheffield II. I. 
Manrhealer tinned 3, Arsenal i 
Newrmatie 0, CheHra 1. 

Modi Fnraat V Stoke 1. 

Sheffield W. I Northampton I. 
Tottenham H I Aston VSU I. 

Wait Brunt. L Burnley 3. 

DltltM II 

Birmingham 0. Soli or W 1 
Bury 1. Wolverhampton fl 
CryaaJ P. 1. Preston I 
Derby 1. Manchester Ctt) 3. 
Huddersfield 1. Charttoa L 
liravuh 3. iorwk-h a 
Leyl ait Orient 0, PVrtaipnu'h 8. 
Middlesbrough ft Plymouth 1. 
Southampton l Bat he mats L 

IMvIetaa III 

•Brentford 3. Walsall 3. 

Brutal H. 3, Savmjurs L 
Exeter 3. Manaflatd 3 
Gillingham C. Scunthorpe L 
Grimsby I, Workington ft. 

MUlwaU 1. Brighton 3. 

Peterborough 1. fttam'i Park H. 1, 
Shrewsbury a. Burramouth 3. 

SwIndown f. Southend 0 
OKrtaha IV 
Barrms I, CYieiierflaJd Z 
Bradford C. 2. Darlington ft 
Coicheiier 3. Tranmer* Z 
Donrasfer J, Newport 0. 


a gam* Saturday, leads MiDwall 
by a point and both teams seem 
assured of promotion. 

Colchester Untied look over 
the leadership at the Fourth Di¬ 
vision when it beat previous 
leader Tranmer* Rovers 2-1 
Doncaster Rovers and Torquay 
United both won to keep in the 
pro modern picture. 

Best performance of toe tlay 
In Scotland was Celtic's 7-1 win 
over bottom dub Hamilton Aca¬ 
demicals. With Rangers only ty 
ing 1-1 with Kilmarnock, Celtic 
increased H* First Division lead 
to two points. Lowly Clyde 
scored a toocking 6-1 win over 
Dunfermline Athletic. 

In the Scottish Second Divis¬ 
ion. Queen of the South won 2*1 
over Forfar Athletic to increase 
its lend to two points over Ar¬ 
broath. which could only tie 0-6 
with Stranraer. 


Hanlapnofa ft Tot-guay Z 

riGi.n r* isinrn rcr 

•ml riwh 

Alvechurr* ft. Wnldkiiw t 
Whilley Bay 1. Hendon 2. 

MirrriHM ukaoi k 
INiMm I 
Clyde 1. Dutoermllna 1. 

Dundee U. ft. Mnthwrweil L 
Falkirk 3. Aberdeen ft. 

Hamillon ft Celtic 7 
Hibernian 1 Sibling ft 
Kilmarnick 1. Rangrn 1. 

Morton 0. Heart» 1. 

Partlrk 4. St Mirrto L 
St. Johnaione 1, Dundee 8. 

-■Marts taa It 
Allas 1 Ayr V. L 

Remark 0, Queen • Park L 

Rraehin 1. Elil Fife I. 
Cowdenbeath ft. Venhouaemulr L 
Dumbarton 2. Albert D 
Pnrfar I. Quee n of South 1 
Raith 1 Maniroie 0 
Stranraer a. Arbroath * 

Third Lanark i. E. Slrbpg t 

IRISH LEAGUE CITV Cl P 

Ardi ft Cltflunvlll# L 
Crusader* ft. Dtallllery 8 
Derry CUy 3 CnH-rmlne A 
Oletiavon 2. Bangor 8 
Glentormn 1. Pottadreen L 
Linflrtd ». Ballymena ■ 


Graustark 
Derby Pick 

AGUA CAUENTA. Mex. (API 

Unbeaten Graustark from toe 
Darby Dan Farm wag made an 
8-6 favorite Saturday to win the 
Kentucky Derby in the opening 
line of the Calient* future book. 

Oddamaker Tony Aleasio 
quoted Buckpaner next at 3-L 

The neareat to the two waa a 
Buckposser rtablemate, Impres¬ 
sive, 10-1. 

Of the six fillies' nominated 
for the derby, -the future book 
favorite was Moccasin, 15-1. 


Exhibition 

Baseball 


— 2“ 100 *»-' • » 
caaf -nu* loo nm im « s j 

BnH** 1 Prt ddy H i and Barton. Haiti 

•Si SS5SZ ^ksMH m 

a«*wna . wo ono mo-3 1ft ft 

CJuratoi <Ni nil OHO 008 1 3 i 

Ttato. Hargan (7| and Crandall; 

Hatolty Hi, Fan m and Hundlry 

anrtan.il HD aoo 400 «00 e -7 is 1 

v " rt * ' Hl n« «oo an ooo t-« u a 

David.* is., 

ilai and Paveieaarti. Uwa tjj. 
"i’T " * »n-T .7., Mammon 
<Ti, Wakefield 111, Bra marts (111 and 
U««a«i, Stmvnaan «?i. Tiyhr f»> CW« 
man H*> Horn* run* Ckmmall Mr- 

Mklan, Jkuat. New Ycrt - Vtopolaun, Swo 


—.. 000 (EG Mft-S ft | 

a-bm un i« oop- 2 a i 

Graham sherry iti and MrFariane 

Lanbnrg. Oa Iraki d| and NUron. 


Minnesota 


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Sandown Neighbors 
Objecting to Cars 


A zoning complexity has led 
to a coAtston between resi¬ 
dents of property surrounding 


Sundown Park race-track and 
the Vancouver Island Track 
Racing Association. 


Esquimalt Boys 
Bantam Champs 


Eaqtamalt won the Island 
bantam boys basketball cham- 
pionriilp ftt Victoria High School 
yesterday. 

Highly - favored Esquimau 
breezed to victories throughout 
the round-robin competition. 


Minor 
Soccer 
Scores 

Results at yesterday’a league 
and Consolation Cup games in 
the lower Island Juvenile soc¬ 
cer league; 

DtVtoMJM III 

OwoatoUon Cup—Purkar JahMton ft 
Bcturtan Uoton L 
t uHgiw RVtovy Lagtoe L **««! 
OftWntata ft 
nvHiai iv 

CanaalaUan Cip - MAtMtSMa 3, MMem 
BA I.. 

DIVISION V 

Omtotottan fig-Oani OHnuAtoiM 3. 
OddtiOm 1: Wh#*»* Sttopeuiy 3. Core* 
FC I; lAkf MU 2. PwitoauU Fly*n 2 
Ldugu»-Baya a Ufa I. Ilnivfnlty R tal¬ 
ly n rtok Bay agllmtolB 3, Evanlng 
DpdniUu ft 
DIVtolON Y1 

Omtoim Cue—muMito Laawm i 
BvaUng Ogumtoa 1; Praew* Lake ft. 
Onrdnm Hrad 9h»ll 3; (torn Canadtoni 
1. Ruby Rnad Koao 0; laank* Em- 
pfaytn I, 1 i|1h I. 

I nagiia I anffnrl 1, ftorga FC ft; Pan 
inuila Area 0. Boy* Club I. 

MVBUON —VII 

DnnbIMkm Cup LaktoM Srtin ■ Crerrv. 

Rnyala I: Gorgr l.'Mud 4. Evading Oft 

MmkU 1; Martnr Sarvlrre 4. Corgt 
Canbdtona ft. 

LaHBua—Oak Bay CpWniea ft. Gors* 
FT 1: Bn*« Chto "B" 3. Lakrblll 1 
WhgWi Shopaaaj I. VH-a RHyal 0; Pub 
Be Sank* LagkB ft Qtogg BUIdrr* II. 


posting witis over second-place 
Duncan, 46-14, third-place 
Courtenay, 51-17. and fourth- 
place Nanaimo, 77-26. 

Maury Turner'* powerhouse 
will now travel to Salmon Arm 
tor the B.C. title next Friday 
and Saturday. I 

Selected to the tournament's, 
all-star squad were Don Bur¬ 
rows and Tom Holmes (Esqui¬ 
mau), BUI Clark (Nanaimo), 
Don A cum (Courtoiay), and 
Dava Bellia (Duican). 


Big Cat 
In Ring 

HOUSTON IUPI)—Cleveland 
(Big Cat) Williams, once the 
world’s second - ranked heavy¬ 
weight boxer, will try to stay 
on the road to a comeback 
Tuesday night against Mei 
Tumbow of Paterson, N.J. 

Williams, who was wounded 
by a Texas highway patrolman 
in November of 1964 and 
knocked out of contention, won 
his first comeback fight last 
month over Ben Black of 
Chicago, 


The VfTRA has signed a 
five-year lease with the B.C. 
Jockey Chib, has begun ooo- 
sftnjction of a black-top track 
within the present liorse- 
racing track, and hopes to 
begin car racing there May 
14. 

But residents living npnr the 
track are opposed to car 
racing. A petition circulated 
by Joseph SaviMe. 1895 John, 
haa gained the signatures of 
aM but two of toe nearby 
residents. It will be presented 
to a meeting of North Saanich 
council Monday night 

Reeve Joseph Gumming 
says that the race-track is a 
non-conforming area. It exis¬ 
ted before the 1959 law which 
zoned the aurromding district 
for two-ecre residences. The 
que saaon k: can the racetrack 
go from horse-racing to car 
racing T 

Res Midgtoy, p r eto d en t of 
VITRA, fee la that the resi¬ 
dents' fears at noise and 
fume* from the track are 
growdfess. 

"They have the airport on 


one side and Miey're going to 
have a four-lane freeway on 
the other.'' Mr. Mkigley says. 
‘•We'll be like 20 more cars on 
the highway. That's all. And if 
noise is a concern, we’ll run 
with mufflers, 

•‘We’8 bring in touriatx and 
American c*rs. We can really 
benefit the community.” 

Mr. Saville, however, Is 
unconvinced. "Three people 
aren’t stockmen. They don't 
own property. We want to 
keep a nice quiet place that 
people will buy some day ” 

Reeve Cummings said that 
council will receive the peti¬ 
tion at Monday ■ meeting. If 
council supports the petition-’ 
ers, it will aeek legal advice 
concerning toe provincial acta 
govern** toe aKuatton. 


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nod AthtiU'i PhhI art galsklr ulirr»4 
fe7 NIXODEIUI AntlMoue action hnla. 
h«lp« mgka ikln loltir. unoothtr, olaarir. 
Ask rear druilst lor NIXOIlUUi omt- 
Bant >04 aonp. Rata titan, claar sad 
railtaliaa rear shla. Utah k*Har last. 

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Monday, Tuesday, Wedntsday 

SPECIALS 


HOOTLAND WINK 

EDINBURGH, Scot. (Reuteri) 
—Scotland beat England 6-3 in 
an International Rugby Union 
match at Munvyfleld here Sat¬ 
urday. 


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PiiiMiunai . lan ooo wo in* 

PhllasMphls (111 OOO 003-2 4 0 

Vrala. Si*k ■ 41, SfaHIrfihark ill and 
Prtra, Glndnr «•*. Jarkaaa. VrHionsc ill. 
(Own 1 4 1 , Jmkina ill. Rimfats-k if) and 
IBlryMltB. Hama iui: FtUBdMnbla- 
Allan. 

st lvuB ona am in -4 a 3 

Kansa* CHy (BJ1 BU U*-4 10 ] 

Bukhara. Si aJ lard i Si. Hormar Hi 
and OraraJn Ska ldaa. Naafa (4> Dobm 
Hrgw ill. HFlHnan 111 Alim <11 
and Bobu Ham* ran*: SI LdHl*— 
Sramaru. Kanaa CUt-ftryvi. Harral- 


Chicaeo iai ... aan nn naa a it 2 

1*0 York «AI mi «2D ll» -4 7 1 

J«*a Higgina <8>, Klagra (|i. Ldckar 
ill and Romani. atcNnrlwv IS': fl int 
Sr* r aval ••• and Hnaard. Gibbs <•! 

1 Humr run: Nre Vork-CHnkm. 

Ire Angalaa 0R2 110 04S- * II 1 

Huusli* 000 MO mi - S 13, 3 

Padrra. Ragan (Si. Millar Hi and 
Huaabnro. Ticbic* <*•; IHrrkar. l-almsn 
■ 4). Raymcaid ill. Csrpln (|i and 
Bairman. Huma Run Ire Angaln:< 
Lrfafavrr 




MARCH 21 - 22 - 23 


GOVT INSPECTED 

Stew r . - 

- Canada Choice, 

Canada Good lb. 


69 ° 

IJV B til/ 

Beef Kidney a. 43 ° 


GOVT INSPECTED 


Results, Entries 


Golden Gate Racing 


i.u 


AATI EDAV R«t l-TE 
rai Hare *21®, Hatmlng »->ear 

■I StoX i Moreno i B 7 80 ® 

i Haired MaHHnryi H » R ■' 
E«E (Mall) ahM 

*1 ran: P»1 CfFIrt, Amber Slarltkg. 
rad .knkrt «d Spam Kx«*r 
j i*phan Hoat. SpoFs Car Tima 

1 ft 


Mr<aid tiara-C a®, rlelmlng. 4 >aar- 

olds and up ft furlongs 

Q*** °“ W lM * hOn - y W®«ft®«.0 

Corrlkhal (Campa*' ** ^ JJJ* 

Buckrvr Bob 'Votakai , •*" 

Alai Ran Raymond G Fljtogpbera. 

. King Tnmtaa, Fledga PWM 
Lovalv Dawn. Red Rorky Tlmel^lO. 
tMILY DOl'BLE - PAID Uft-M 

Third Race-to HO. claiming. 4 jaar 
old* and up l mils. _ 

Bail*- Hll (Ham ***52 S2 

Under The Sun <Campa»t » ® “ 

Lamca Lady iHbarmaai “ ® 

rSf T-ri Club. Brel Bam 
Burberry • Chanre, Epual Ray. Tune 
1: S7 3-S 

Fourth Rare- to ftm. rUlmlng. 4-year- 
olds and up. IMS mija. 

Ewadal 'Yakai W4 *E2 22 

Happy Go iJeruung*' »(20»ftm 

Eastern Man ' Raaa 1 . , 

Also ran: Kin* Bran**. Undo Sal. 
Valiant Valor. Brooknla. Dr Graham. 
Uamr. N*«lv# (>»*f. Major Magic 
Si rand Hanaymoorf Time 1:411-8 

Fifth Rsre_4S .'OO alkraancee. 4-year- 
alda and up. 11* ml Me. 

Bniam Patrh .1 Medina i 
tin Poona iChapmani »S«0 « to 

Firal Bcrlltc (LambaHi to® 

Alan ran: Danny Goodman. Etpmenl. 
V<u Lupea Dark SUver Time 2:00( 5. 

Slkih Rare—*3 30. rlalmln*. 4-year 
alda amf up ft furlong 
Brnvman iMadinai |7.4fl M *0 15 to 
Iriati Hull i Porteri *18 ® 

til! Holiday (Mahomey 1 to® 

Alao ran; Galvin. Spenre. Madia.*, 
Deer Bill. Spy Fox. Tima 1:08 3 V 

Seventh Rare-81ftftM. added handicap 
n.l Dtvlaldh). 4-year-old« and up. 1 mile. 
Luah Lite .Medina' |43.H *13 30 *7 M 
Travel Orb (BarmaU) to® 

■lr Rotco iflaaai to® 

Alao ran: Honorad Sir Muatard 
Piaaler, Alilplano, Slempre, Sir Khalitn. 
Time ):MU 

Eighth Rare—lift.000. added handicap, 
( 2 nd DlvlMoB'. l-year-elda and up. 1 
mile 

Gnus • Pineda r ra » *9 00 *4 (10 

Zulu Lad iMedinai *5® to 3* 

Senur Grande 'lAmherl■ HI* 

AMn ran: Ro.al Grounded. Ole Moae. 
Valiant Man My Lark. King Blenheim. 
Tuna 1:34 3-6. 

Ntnlh Rare to SOU aAowamrea. 4 year- 
aids and up l 1 * miles. 


DH Sudden Storm (Lamherti 

*V40 MLU »5 40 

DH—Judge Ma Noi iCanaaaal 

n HO *1 on |3 « 

Serral Police iPtneda) M«t 

Alao ran: Glenview Lad, Curaca. Blue 
Juallce. Tough Railed. Count Imbrue. 
Time 3:M*-S 
1)H Dead heal Mr Ural. 

UVKMMGMT K.VTBIM 
FIRST RACE — *3.000. (our year-old., j 
lls furlunga: 

Loni Dream iR. Yakai ... 114. 

Saaay Suaie ij. Ba»i --- 112 

Kanlala iD. Halli .1141 

Errock 1C. ToWlil . U4 1 

lalam ■ Glory 'J. Lambertl ......... USi 

Colima) Tail a (M. Yanezi ......... Ill I 

Shadow a Act (H. Moreno I -114 1 

Baaaelki (J. Van Lonn . lift. 

prince Celerity i8. Trevino> . 1141 

Young Lochlnvar IB Jennlngii . 1111 


Jolly Time* 'J Caneaaa' .1® 

EgypTa Pride'GT Pineda- ......... II* 

Rough Voyage ij Lambertl ........ Ill 

Rk-h Inlenl <A Maesei . 11* 

Fits Atom <M Yanesi .. 13 


8ECOMD RACE — to HO. three year 
cldi. ala turlongs: 

Sornlga iR. Cam pas .. 10* 

Duck Jigga iR. Yakai ...113 

Sura Fellow iF Coeta' . Ill 

Quirk Suecentre U. Baael .. Ill 

Gllltown Maid IS. Trevino) . 1M 

uur Patrick iF Alvaran . Ul 

Roblnhan iW Mahomry i -111 

Hal Check IT. Nakagawa* __ 108 

Lucky James ij. Lambertl _ 111 

Grounded s Fancy iB. Jenolngai 13ft 


THIRD RACK - *2 toft, maiden Iwo- 
year uld culls and geldings, tour and one- 
hall (urtangs. 

Western Dancer <J. Lambert) . 118 

Firal Indian iW Mahuraeyl _...118 

Juntoe H. (M. Yaneii ...U« 

Lucky Bpnonr iti Yakai .-...Ill 

Lc Bresu Fob (E Medina) .1U 

a Lucky leabroa (A Pineda) .Ill 

a-Depuly Run <A. Pineda' . 113 

Kahl Kabee IM Valenaelai US 

a Entry 

h'OURTH RACE - to.ooo. allowsm*. 
maidm Ihrte-yaar-oM colli and. geidinga. 
ai.\ (uriubga 

■aland Tala <A MaHsei . .... 33ft 

Laser Beam iR. Camps*’ .. Ill 

Praa F. iJ. Bara i _ US 

Doctor Crawford ij Lambert) 111 

a Jimmy Sea <D. HaUl .Ul 

Single laaue IR. Archer) ... Ul 

Fun Sale iR. Meoelli . Ill 

Mala MaU (W. Harmalsi ....Ul 

Wagon Boa* iA. Pineda) .11* 

a Doctor J. P. ID. Hall' .. 11* 

Spanish Corvjueat iE. Madina) ......111 

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Chlrtara «A- Pineila) . 13a 

Easv Line tW Mahucney' . Ill 

Emphils Lodge <M. Yanesi .114 

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Eerragamo * Medina' . ....... 114 

Torch Ember ij. Lambert) . lift 

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Siualaw-'T Chapman i . »ib 

Sanrhory Boy (F. Raima)_.... .181 


quirk Call <B Jermingai . 11* 

Ifcamdaway >M Valenzuela> 113 

Hinwar IF. Coala• 10* 

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Rae Ann iT. Nakagawal ..115 

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Or j ram 'H Jenamgal ...113 

First Promuler ■ M. Votzkei ......... US 

Cukmiu iF A Wares) .119 

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Sal ij fact]**) IM. Valenauelal ._.115 

Prairie Je« (W Bartarki . 120 

Low Man 'A. Plaedai . .. 133 

Am Otd Secret if. Rnnensoni . 123 
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a Straw H«o iW. Hartack) . 1U 

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Gel N Win <C. Hernandai . 115 

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a-Lual Mrsaaie 'W. Hartack) _U0 

Veoluranra 'H Moreno i . 130 

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Disarm iW Mahnmey) ............. 118 

Sky Country IG. Bnnaon) ...115 

Circle High 'D Hall' .J._ 115 

Borado 'B Jennings) _11* 

Tridera Jet iA. Pineds' . .120 

Quake Pnwf i R Campaul ...........11* 

Township iF. Ramus) ...._..U4 

Suits iP Porlen _ lift 

All's Rainbow iE Medina) _111 

King Kerry iR. Yakai ...US 

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Blue Primer <M. VOIzkai .. 113 

Can Bern (W Mahurneyi . UR 

tofnning Glory (R, Yska' .115 

Brugan 'D Halli .............U8 

HI* Laugh ij Kunltakei ‘ . 115 

Hoaady a Laddie iB Jennings) _ I'M 

Rock Honey iA. Pineda■ .Ill 

. Hobby's Hum* I. Fryi . 111 

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SPRINGFIELD, Maas.—Victoria Maple Leafs are 
back in Canada this morning, dragging their weary 
bones off an overnight train in Quebec City. It’s their 
last stop of a six-game trip through the wilds of the 
American Hockey League—and a trip that has proved 
to be verv wild indeed. ~ 

Leals wire beaten. 3-1. by the powerful Quebec 

Springfield Indians last night !Aces, runaway leaders of the 
It was their fourth straight loss eastern division of the AHL. 
after opening the trip with a and wife are coached by,Boom 
victory ovef Pittsburgh Hornets. Boom Geoffrion 
Tonight the Leafs are faced Leafs fly home Monday night i 
with the unlovely prospect of «md get ready to lake «. Van- 

i couver Canucks in Victoria 
* * * (Wednesday night as they pick 


Bucks 

Win 


up their Western Hockey League 
chore*. 

Leafs still may have a faint 
hope of catching Portland in 
first place but they nave an 
even more pressing need — to 
hold off the Canucks who are 




-m • m * ' W 14 Baild (Snlimift, Victoria, 

Colonist Bonspiel “• - 

Fivepin Upsets 

\ _ - /- 1 • 

Oust Champions 

By JIM TANG 

If there can be such a thing as an upset in a bowling bonspiel there was 
nothing but a succession of them yesterday in the second day of play in the Daily 
Colonist’s third annual Vancouver Island Fivepin Bonspiel at Gibson's Recreations. 

AH of las* year's semi-final- '- 

Ists in the Cofomst event were finalists last year, were also students who upset things a bit 
beaten and almost ail of the low beaten twice with their new last year by reaching the semi¬ 
handicap teams were fighting entry, the Harocks, And Ksqui- finals, went down after two wins 
for their continued bonspiel malt Juniors, the high school to the Friday Niters. 

existence in Gibson's and Gar's-—-- „ . . . . „ 

But youth was being well 


or w i. t r * ei. 

Ill Partial. _..... 1« II ■ tk m II 

«Miami ...... ii m s innis 

I Hnwt . MUM IBMII 

Mraitu . .. a a s i in n a 

LOS ANGKLES (API - Hr.1- - « » J - £ JJ 

place Portland scored two -win. *«. imi. m a m i sn «s 

goals within 38 second* midway ■ixt-ioramt 
through the second period Sat- ria ijm 

urday night to ignite a >1 Amain t _ . 

Western Hockey League victory Q ^ ; ^S55 l U " 

over the last-place Los Angeles i 

Blades. (eight points behind. It used to 

The win put the Buckaroos enoughi thoie e lgh1 
rune points ahead of second- ^ ^ , h( . way fh< are _ , 

r AHer V Nn, a Johnson pu. the '-g?*? Ty got only n Uliet G OOl SCOW 

f. !,d t c * * e L^ ,ho '* ** Sp l‘, ngfic L d ,ub,U ' u, '‘ Hockey’s Golden Jet, Bobby Hull of 

rit the second period, i^rry Koa | ten( |« r Glen Ramsey, up i j , - , 

I^ach and Fred Hilts scored from Toledo Bmafe , urs . Mean- Chicago Black Hawks, dons colorful 
coal* within 38 seconds to give wh u e Koa)ie John Hender- Indian head-dress while attending 
the Buck* a lead they never lost, gon w>g ca tled upon for 45 
In the third period, Porlland s lavei * * * 

CUfl Sehmautz, ihe WHL goal u 

scoring leader, hit his 40th of ONLY GOAL _ - J f f f 

the season. Andy Hebenton scored the J||$t BUtCK HaWKS 

MUST rraiun , orU > r Victoria to* 1 - ^bich left »_ 

"an"** ’ the score tied 1-1 at the end of 

i-KTE; i:«. mS dlSTTf «*«*■«* p*^- lndia » » w-v 1 Tk i 

4 M; l™ AnfH« nmrh <mtvm sj goal a period from that points ■ M ■ ■ ■ 

isaar •fs-v.i. ■?. »■»* A"*n° h«»i, I Iaij rr I q o Ki 

ism H.y <p> iia and Randy Miller scored lor ■ ■■ ■■ ■ %W ■ ■ ■ I 

FMosm rKRian Springfield. AMU M-W1 


existence in Gibson's and Gar's — 

Trophies events. Youngsters and _. . .. 

the Urge distaff group of by * e y ™ n *'£" and ,h * 

bowlers were playing hob with ■*£ *** 122 * mn<% 

the high-average males. nfA WFI ^ L apparent 

A/Ivnil except for the scores being 

Pygmy Lanes, sporting the turned in, U caUed the Big 

same lineup as the one which Four. 

wan the Ootartst event Ust year ril • THRrr viitims 

as Famous Players lost their I Annin HKEK mctims 

first two games, out scored by X CIIU111 T tw li*wsp consists of 12-year- 

L °W Robin Milliken, 14-year-old 

Tom Miller and Gary White and 

opr' It IT SI 1M T5 Mike Atkin, both 16. The , 

■9C.E. rlCol/ L>I j T 1 tjuarte!, whidt perhaps totals 

Skill Dirr 1C <0 ° imocked over three 

If 11 rdbfi Ij JLi\>(lvlv^l teams to reach the 16s of the 

Colonist event and so must have 

*^* B- ***^^*^^* aw,,W rather amazed Nanaimo Tink- 

Nlfties the first time out and by Vince Brown took a slim early er *. their third victims. MIHlken 

Griffin and Jones in the next lead after the first six games *°* hi * c,ub * tar t«* * 375 

start Ijike Cowiohan Omowi • .. game and went on to record a 

Sian. uwwionan vmuwi, m ^ ZQne i0. pin bowling finals 775 

with die same lineup which _ , .. . ,. . , ,s> »"»«•* v, 

reached the Coiornst firml Ust S * turday raght Bt AuP(: ’ ^,1 Lanes Finrt victim for the Big'Four. 

year, were knocked out of the Brown's best game was a 221 which has a 492 handicap for 

event in their first start by u he railed up a 1,176 total. Gil each three-game match, was 

Deadbeats. Wong is second at 1,169, Rov Ksquimak Meat Market, in with 

And Ust year's defeated semi- ^ a.—. a 60 handica P' Th* n came 

finaHsts did no better. Bud and h 8 1 ’ 138 ' Bar ° Slowe Harry Cool's Kool Katz, who 

Donna Brock, on the champion- L134. have a 146 handicap. 

ship team m 1964 and semi- Next aix games go tonight at THREE I>P-ISIj%NDKRA 

I 6 p.m. at Aurora with 12 more Joinin g youT ^ 9 ters as the 

games to come next weekend, first teams out to the 16s were 

Ust night's leaders: f™** ^fPital City 

Unes, Mlzphit*. Blow Outs, 

_ Braves and three of the » Up- 

rl h«j b*kw ri*. island teams taking part—Dmv 

A \h can sharpshooter*, ukr cowi- 

III Hwry l.» .].i3o chan Spitfires and Campbell 

L U1 UIIlVF ffi»;“i River Bowiadrome. 

Rick^ti 1 ] Most are listed in the medium 


SEE RESULTS 
ON PAGE 15 


Brown 

Tenpin 

Leader 


Hockey’s Golden Jet, Bobby Hull of 
Chicago Black Hawks, dons colorful 
Indian head-dress while attending 


Sportsmen’s Show in Toronto prior 
to last night's game with Maple Leafs. 
Hull seeks 54th goal of season.—(CP) 


PKRMin Springfield. 

I-Lna AnftlM. Johrwa <Lm Him. , 

oiu-*' .«. ri««T PKMinn _ , _ „ , „ 

1— Porllinri, Lmch iHmndil 10:41. 1, SprlngllcM. Amadln (Andcrvm 1 Clai Cowli U--..-............. J.BT4 |o high hrtmlicao enilltl nl 

1 PnCIutf. Mini iDaMMas Joan) IIMnwi n.v« B«rr 1. 1 «Tu “ '"t" group ns 

1 4! my ,4W K ' bw,,n " <8 * rt ‘*' r In baseball, it's a rare and and a game misconduct in the With about five minute* left win in 13 starts against the «ii*», D N% r “M5I J^ 8 P l C p ! ay aKam proved ” iat 

ivn*iu«-Boii#*u <li a mumn 1:30; Pmniin: now applauded achievement when a course of his Toronto Maple in the game and Leafs ahead, Rangers this season. .i.«® 1,10 , han ‘ llca P R "[T H great 

iZmn'iSJT” n " ‘VXXJSSTL* .XMfw MUM. Pl-y«r hiU for the circuit. Le^s' 4-2 victory over Chicago 4-2. Douglas wound up hi. bel- The first period was a dose, w"** 

*• ' fc “ U ^, M-tviu (Vi M:»4. Md . Kent Douglas hit for the cir-!Bl.ck Hawks. SJtSL" 8 55,?^.1:S Lckted by the Undiram “ 


Douglas Big Hit in Toronto 


Last night’s leaders: 


J T*pJ tiSa e. ariuiMuts .mmUsmi. *'* ,y «• ,i:,r cult Ust night. Tlie win moved Toronto within w*™ »‘ acK n a WKs uoug monns. momreai ine lean ana mu uoy- am Rq.-.i.«m . ' .. 

<l* Ml TUrsiy* fMmard. u«., But Kent Douglas wa. play- «* a Po»ni. of the .econd-pUce Wh ^ linesman John D Amico ette tying H for the Ranger. !;S! ‘IXWE 4.AMKH 

«f. tin YM..I.B* MaS ”p™h« ElllkM (V . in ing hockey Black Hawka in the National tded to steer Douglas away | But Canad.en. got 13 shots on om mol se. im Another feature wax the m.m- 

i',* 1 r»n« 'Vi imiirauturt' iia Douglas hit Just about every- Hockey league stai-dings, and defenceman hustled Cesare Maniago in the second iurt<# r . eo ber of close games At least 

. « • •-* >4 is is 4.’ thing in sight as he picked up ibe Leafs hold two games in him aside That was good for a |*eriod — and scored four of J' eight games were decided hy 10 

AvAnuar* 4*11.. “ “ 4 '"i**5SiM«f imi ■■ — 1 s 1- a , mir>of a ma)or| a mi aeonduei--miaconduct * ,h ^ m rSl aSS*" *i point* or less and another 20 hy 

---- - -----— -- It was a rough. hard .-h-. Ktng Maniago looked particularly £' less than 16 rmrrts Two were 

MuMm.1 o a II ! *14 1*5* Rome with all the goals. «xcept had on Provost's second goal of (Ur> ti.ia-.p . *».'! derided by <mr |ho. Feeney 's 

IVIIII 2 2212 2 Frank MBhovllchs first period the night, a pass-out which, lESJ*, *m B»»ly Shop defeating Black Chi* 

Uil ilfllj uUK Kllly **-*—. M mmuw •. ‘Ally, coming on the powrer-play. went In off Ihe goalie's skates.'«« «^i,' X’i*nrt Prairie Oucken* ousting 

___I_£ |ISL2“* S }? S'I .'5 S S Al Oaud* Provost .and Dtck Duff's ro.l directlyiiJSJ5eS2r V "i! ilHLVics from the Cnbmist event 

snd Bohhy Rousse.u eachtfrom . far-off at 9:12 of thef™"* 1 ? . 5J by the amallest pmmfMe margin. 

W ‘W ’^ mm x*w r—» j «i scored twice in Montreal s 11th third period. nick homu tsj .. 

M 1 B _- _ 1/ m/m -m m » ai Twa 4-- --Scoring was good hut n.»t 

Clarence Keeps Mum ... .. 

~— -vlonlrp3' : ' flavor AM 4 p nw^«' 

MONTREAL (CP) — Clarence i Campbell said that the com- llshment of an official formula nar “- Montreal Canadiens took ITXUllil VllI XT 111 T V/X I XIX l lUXU Tl three of them by distaff bowl- 
Campbell president of the Na-i mittee'i report and recommend- for player allocation, but that “ av f"™* e of me Chicago loss J ers - 00,1 no one had crackcl 900 

. a c . «dons will be submitted to the this will not be announced until i*^ heating New York, 6-2, and going into last night's late 

banal Hockey League, s»d Sal- , MgUf . KOVernori at a mecling thonew franchise holder, have **\r league ieedto-^ I A i « Z-l. draws, 

urdapdn ■ written statement that' scheduled for April 5 in New had an opportunity to asses, it. thre<? P° ints - I I a./r, | I thrit 

Ihe league has a special com- 1 York. The six new franchise holders At Toronto, the Leafs went I I ,1| \I C I ■ I 1 f* I ,, „ V . 

milter working on the method to * * * are in Los Angeles. San Fran-j ahead ’ ^ on G ~rge Arm- 'J ~ ^ ^ T M VjIICtllVX^ 

l>e u*ed in the allocatkxi of play- He added it I* hoped suhstan- ciscoOakland, St. Louis, Min- * lron ‘-’ » K° aI a « 5 ■« «l the first P J M. Kirv*»«rrh ^ A i 

ers to the new NHL franrhise tial progress will be made at ncapolls » St. Paul, Pittsburgh l 1 ®!" 10 ** Douglas got an assist. Tpd p atT ai„ ^ u , iH , L' 1 , 

holder*. , hr toWBr ds the estatv and Philadelphia. ,»« » was the Ust real as By OK’tL BACON making ijjsthird application for in two year. U necessary," be ™ ^ SJ' 

---- -s- alstance he rendered Toronto mONTRFAI ttlPIi Montreal lhe wm,er game * and h*' 8116 ® told UPI. Slan Jones witii 836 and 809, 

for the rest of the nlghl. MONTREAL tl PIl- Montreal ^ |u nam)w ^ ^ ^ 1M( , „ We ^ ^ evcrywhere *•» ^ ^ bowler w,* two 

filAS KnrkrtQ Crtnawtldk^ Tlie Leafs were up. :ui at the M " y0r J “" Drapeau re,urned games (two votesi may give wilh the warmest sentiments-^ ■ n ‘ l . 

City sports Capsule . end of the first period, and Sa,urriay froni a whirlwind Banrff the inside track for the eleven in Madrid," he added. "We, Jig ^ ^ 01 410 ln an 

- ^—— * —-- Douglas had already picked up European sales junket cau- winter Olympics. apent five hours in Madrid and 

_ T , _ bia minor and misconduct. tiously confident Canada's No. 1 HAD ANSWERS they did everything they could Je «n Reason to[M>ed the ladies 

Volleyball to Victoria Hiffb '' * 

»uiicyurtii IU TiciviM 4»igu^rv_—■• = “is 

Ic TrmCSvi' io-bi ”* 1 n J j ...... . .« dossier . . . mainly because Drapeau also dismissed trie strazle sr a me 359 

Victoria High School won both] Norm Dickson kicked two teams tied 3-3 in the second l N »» * urk. g^hu > oa nw(Bt U n aAn yder vtsiteo ln ,a answers to most of the questions possibility that anyone would I 

the ixiyylind girls Island high| penalty goals and Sian Emierick game of their two-game total- ial** * t, " w " ,:17< H*mrr a a y* wt w J e a e " we were asked were contained take Montreal's pitch lightly, i Plt *y wiU continue through 

School volleyball championships; scored a try for JBAA, while point series but Esquimalt won skiond n aioi. d "' l y or f lndlrec, 'y i n it." l‘tsr)r'Ke sSHlOf ^' j today, with the first draw at 10 

at the University of Victoria Don Burgess kicked a penalty it on the strength of its 3-2 win L * rn “« »* 'Pdf* B«rk b' volv ® d w>J h of lorne “ Bubbling wim energy and en- !. . r ™ KTnng / UDtil ^ 9erni " 

Saturday. goal for Ihe losers. Play re- in the first game. TOW ^ >« -*—• — <»*?** vo,M , thus.asm, despite the^ strenuous'^n,ne^havT mi ^ ^ 

The boys went undefeated 1 sumes Saturday at Macdonald The w inners now travel to T n,««.u n (Richard Mofllrea ' ** "^w a most Drapeau had no doubts at , h . n __ h _ ri „ nv i P ri "'- w inn0T> ' will return next 

through their four-team round- Park, starting at 2:30 p.m. Vancouver next weekend for the ,uZ* ! ™ iOUS . H aH ,hc clJy couId * ta * e th^ X** **£ 

cvhirv i™ vuilk riuc. . * nr , 4 „. tuirikE^ia-i* ' - Olympic Games, ho told an n . m .„ doubt as to the sc. icmsnesi of the $1,620 in cash is to be: 

rub.n compct.tion with Clare- University of Victoria Norse- BC - airport pres, conference. ^ i , our intention*. " he said. (Few divided up. 

Nanaimo and Edward mcn defeated Naval Technical Bobby Adamck was outstand- rMUUl P », RIUII TIIBr .. arums - 1 f c1, e could ready countrlC8 evcr obt „ tn lhe tdmt , a | --- 


FVnslIlfi: Srhv«U (V> 14:14. IMd- 
■v»> IS) IS: 41. 


cuit last night. 


The win moved Toronto within with Black Hawks’ Doug Mohns. ] Montreal the lead and PhU Goy- B.ii 


game in three was 
decided by the handicap. 


t ig ,,. rh| T 4’* ) £ruXiTM.iMr ,m^. u*m, But Kent Douglas wa. play- «' a P«ln'» «>f «he .econd-pl.ro wh ™ Un«man John D'Amico ette tying it lor the Ranger. ^ l) Mf ( ^ yihurt< 
(Vl , „ ^!lng hockey Black Hawk, in the National tried tc, s.ee,I »•« 


cell* • V. (mlamidurli 1:M. 
S1 u|m: 


« * *-rs Hrrv.it™* 

U 11 », H R«m*rv 

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On NHL Stockin: 


don, i:M. ' " Douglas hit just about every- Hockey League .larding., and tha Leaf defenceman bustled ]Cesare Maniago ln the second JS^TEhw 
h is is-4? thing in sight aa he picked up the Leaf, hold two games in him aside. That was good for a.iwriod - and scored four ofi 

. 1 * 3 a minor, a major, a misconduci- - game misconduct. them. j.*w> wcrarc 

-— --' It was a rough. hard-ctiv-Ktng Maniago Itxiked particularly £J ( |" W R £ , 1I , 

M'mmvi '« u ,' ( ’ jUi imS* wme with all the gOHis. «xcept had on Provost's second goal of o*r> Buh-.p 

'■ "* '*** »4 u t* i tu i«i 71 Frank Mahovllch's first period the night, a pass-out which 

mm itsailwlsa tally, coming on the power-ploy, went In off the goalie's skates, uca onv.., 

!42Li"* fil'S'J.'SSS ; A * Montreal. Oaud* Provoit *nd Dick Duff's goal directly I 

•nd Bohhy Rousseau each*from a face-off at 9:12 of thek'*«* 

rr lrn /r I** New »..» 2 scored twice in Montreal's llih third period. nle» S How.i. 

W ^ U/m _ a M-inUeai « ciaiaso 1 t> T'.nolo 4--- -- 

\eens Mum ... 


Clarence Keeps Mum 


MONTREAL (CP) - Clarence i Campbell said that the com- llshment of an official formula band. Montreal Lanadicn* took 
Campbell, president of the Na-i mit,ee '* rpport and recommend- for player allocation, but that 

, ... aliens will be submitted to the this, will not be announced until, y b * a ” n S New York, 6-2, and 

y Kue ' '[league governors at a meeting the new franchise holders have , ' rMt * 1,T1R tfler lea8U< ‘ l ee, J to 

tirdaydn s written statement that scheduled for April 5 in New had an opportunity to assess it. ibree points, 
the league has a special com- 1 York. Th* ,i x new franchise holders At Toronto, the Loafs went 

mltter working on the method to * * * are In Los Angeles. San Fran-j ahead ' i-b. on George Arm- 

lie u*ed in the allocatkxiof play- He added It la hoped substan- elsco-Oakland, St. Louis. Min- * tron B 1 8° a l a » 5 41 of the first 
ers to the new NHL franchise tial progress will be made at ncapolis » St. Paul, Pittsburgh Douglas got an assist, 

holder*. the meeting toward* the estab- and Philmteiphia. , But 11 wa * the last real as 


Montreal Mayor All Aglow 
Over City’s Olympic Chance 


City Sports Capsule: 


Volleyball to Victoria High 


Saturday. 


goal for the losers. Play re- in the first game. 


WH.V..X.UJ . 1UHI IVI UK ivacta, a laj tc- u ll-U a it trnrf Ha>li ,, . wiujiwam, wcopi 

The boys went undefeated sumes Saturday at Macdonald The winners now travel to ? a,„«,u n ,Ri,-h.rd JL m trip ' Dra P eau h 

through their four-team round- Park, starting at 2:30 p.m. Vancouver next weekend for the " * ^ rtoU *, a)1 ,hc ci, Y c 

robin compctdion with Clare- University of Victoria Norse- B.C. title ^ ?S\r ™Vant , 

ntonl. Nanaimo and Edward m rv\ NavaI Technical Bobbv Adamck was outstand- -- 


Milne. Claremont placed second. School yesterday in second dlvi- ing in the not for Esquimalt J- Montreal. i>urr i* s.u. THREE OTHERS 

Nanaimo third, and Edward ision play to win the Times Cup. stopping 34 shots. Guy Coulter,! h« : i«jo 7 *Ij* 4 Ii' RuU “ rt,u 38 ,Dur ' Three other cities will be bid- 
Mllne fourth, Yesterday s 5-3 victory moves Mike Dalton, and Gordie Neil-1 *hou*ta?rn , '«i bing for the same games next 

The eight-team girls' division the Norsemen into the provin- son were Esquimalt marksmen, jwoi wry <m. us month ai the International 

was divided into two four-team,rial final April 2 at Macdonald while Barry Toole. Barry Best-! '• NV > . 1* u u-a»|Olympic Gimmittee meeting in 

ltiund-robin sections. Claremont Park. wick, and Bob Andreeff replied; ' *«« s, roaoxto * Rome — Munich, Madrid and 

and Vic High won their reside- Paul Longridge converted Ian ,or Nanaimo. M i* fc Tr MM AimMr<*i u Detroit, 

tive sections, and Vic High beat | Young's try for the Norsemen, _ .. Montreal * super salesman. 

■ «K4riS n* “ ,keo " A™* ! who already has brought the 


Claremont, 11-3. 11-8. in the best- while Tom Dyck scored for 
of-three final. Navy. 

JBAA Wins | Rugby Winner 

First Game Shawnigan Luke has won the 

James Bay Athletic * cbo °' ru « by 

lion defeated Oak Bav Wander-l' caKUC ,fu « u ‘‘' cons,s,,n « 


Chance 

For 

United 


iWHENTO FISH OR HUNT 
IT MmAUmNiMI 


U4. n M>d#it 

, ?■ t 

TEJ Un, 


r,.‘, ' ’ , !«f four teams, showed final-MT 

ere 9-3. In the first game of a stHrxJ)ngs as shawnigan. i. k.i», t.i-™ 

two-game total-point senes for fj nt p] ace Wlt ^ a 4.3 won-lost >•' »w. >"• li¬ 
the Barnard Cup In first division ! rpcon j < Brentwood and Univer- ".’''I 

rugby play yesterday. laity School tied for second with £»"“*■ ■*—* ■" *■•*'''« "■ 


Squashers 

T 1 - Pee Wee Title Mmor 

111 Finals To Esquimau i M 

Esquimalt won Use Island pee 6:05 
VANCOUVER — Play in the wee imekey championship over 
B.C squash tournament has last night. The two 6 25 

reached the finals. Section A has I--— 

Dave Foste., the coast cham{>- ' _ 

ion. facing Martin Gibson, Van-Til Fll 6 03 

couver. Gibson upset Foster I CXHS 163111 7;15 

last month in Victoria. 

Playing in the section B final gl Mr • 

will be Don Maltby, Vancouver. I R0A K ltlOTW 7:40 

facing John Larson, Vancouver. 

Maltby also plays in the class _ 8:10 

B veterans division meeting COf-LEGE PARK, Md. 

John Gillespie, Vancouver, as Texas Western waited until its 8:45 
well as division C against Vic- f ' nal 8 am< * 01 ,he season lo i^ 11 


sity School tied for. second with **• r**' 1 '® ** 

an identical 3-3 record, and St. 


Georges of Vancouver last, with 
a 2-4 record. 


TODAY 

AM 

Minor Major M 


Cage Kings 


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MORE SPORT 
PAGES 13, J5 


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6:05 10:35 5:35 

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Esquimau <■ "fgffil 1 :- Vul {. *• U. on their first application.) 

' Coulter. RuU “ r - u w (D “« Three other cities will be bid- Th c fact tllc iggs summer 

■die Neil-1 % ui rSX? u din K lnr * amc S amcs ncxl V .h/HIPP Olympic* will he hold in Mexico 

arksmen.l Wo.y y ,«■ ,, , 7 j4 m o n t h at the International I, seen by many observers a. 

rry Best-! NY > . « w Olympic Committee meeting In „ mBj or obstacle in staging the 

If replied«««««»*. roaoxro 4 Rome - Munich. Madrid and F OP Olympics in North America 

> Tu.»*i. jUrnMnni u uwiu L>ptroit. | * twice in a row-, but Drapeau 

-, "S^ra'^SLoitus, „ , K «* a™, u Monl ^ fl ‘* '"*** * a,c * m f"'I VT . a has a ready answer for that 

40LUNAR TABLES Harta " • tArei.ugn*! i 1967 World's Fair to this * city. | UllltC(l ^''''Ntexicans ti“mselves don't! 

"* ,LJOJ T ~ e,e,J/ 'R HUNT 4:2J; Pnmiwiw^fl!*; "i SaW " l * ] vr.- Wa * op,imlslic (i , w , Tr AP1 . consider themselves in North II 

miarandwii io:44„ riiweis .is ' I about our bid. rirmchnn an i luiin America.” he said, '"nrey refer 

it «•'.. 1( ‘' Nwv J have , a d d 1 11 ° n *,! < .ptf.. !i i i *3 2 R ?, to themselves as being part of 

. ^ _y » M ‘ * " ,rKrt, » r easo r a f* fed,ng OPhm,S,,C ' 5 ?««,* • !? ? ! i s s j; I-»t« America, and they have 1 

ULZJFA'Z'ZZ'ZTto'* V.. k „ h *‘ atl,led n t n « " S ” ^ '*^ hrtd in a ^rwch 

xwss.t'rMwiios* J ‘ : 11 JawM M:u7 VOTK SOOV r -»• i. i 13 4 u m « shaking city in 44 years." 

■r TaUr. « ciiini.u. wharram 24 Drap«'au will personally pres- ^ Ymmiii'a «o«t I'irWi^xw. i rBc Montreal feels it will need a 

..L'll. T.1 Mark 4 41) ro.*!.. rn ' Montreal's bid at the IOC ! N>xt gtmr Tftdav _ Nrw w „, minimum of 30 votes to win th- 

■* Iaii~. "•“"r '« , ry* a by,foyer 1 ios4 ; Mnhn. meeting April 25. The vote will "»•»««' XL victoria, a pm. Royal bid anu a maximum of 37 if all' 
HiiimRM urn: Mt»hn« <ma>*i is m be held the following day. — 72 IOC delegates attend the 1 

u'S U *M.M i n:iV nd Canada actually is bidding VANCOUVERV i c t o r i a Rome meeting, 

sixi. iaken ai: for both winter and summer United can move into sole pos-! 

PM. h.u!o aj» I_-S'K«me*. Calgary-Banff will he s «s'°n of f°u r ‘ h p l a <* a " d ***\ A _ 

»r Mi jo i —--------—- Iasi playoff spot in the Pacific Wwfi 

ww _ Coast Soccer League when iti^HBBlIPBMPejPl^^W 

> 10:7# Ii 1 1 • O m *11 X 1 meets New .Westminster Royals|^K lUI]!lKMn3ill!l*l 

»'UickinsonMill Leans zr— ■ 1 


SOCCER 

\ l< TORI A 
UNITED 
?a 

New Ueatinluatrr 
Royal* 

Hub.. Mari h *#, t p.m. 
■OVAL ATMItTIO PABK 


P.M. 

Minor Klajot 


Dickinson Still Leads 
Citrus Golf Tourney 


VtCTO#^ 


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LEAFS 


i Vancouver Firelighters gave 
| United its opportunity by beat¬ 
ing fourth-place UBC. 3-2, yes¬ 
terday in Vancouver on a late 
! goal by fullback Ed Bak. 


J its biggest upset of the season. 9:30 S-.34 11: 

The Texans defeated highly TUESDAY 

rated Kenlucky. 72-65. last night 10:25 4:341 

in the final of the ^ ^ to , 

National Collegiate‘Athletic As- **u«. oa* »*p* 
sociation basketball champion- M'nor p*r,o<u. uijow 
S hip*. ; UP> _ 


, _ _ Soccer Scores 

* *• ORl^NDO, Flu. (AP)—Ganl- entire fiehl after tlie 36-hole cut, 

ner Dirkinson Jr., ledie closely Friday. Following are the results in ihe; 

2 AS bunched field in the third round Dickinson siKt a trnr 71 S^tur I Cnfnbina,ion SocP '"' I ^ aKue: 

of the sun Mm SW.H<> , 1J10 * ,nson ’w * 1 a P 81 ^ 71 batur- I umvmny O I Vlnona S. l-.lron* J;! 

ot itie jiiu.iwj notida Citrus day over the 6,87'i-yard Rio Pi-: Uun-.n ai> s. Oiiony i™ L»on« a : Ri«»i 
2:*9 Open Saturday with a 54-hole nar mirtp JR**#* 2 Uimion Buxine ciuh i'T*i«nd 

. . . - ‘ liJ * lUUI>t - Tit* Btwl Hart, i rhinr*n lianl# [till 1 


8:^ Open Saturday with a 54-hole' nar r ™ ir , P ’ jR.»d. 2 Uimi<*i Boxm« ciuh 1'T*i»r*d M 

I Via l nar cwirsi. I Tur and Bartr 4 Dunran Maple Crnll 1 

! “I , ~ % ' 7"wo strokes behind at 210 ““mu™ s L»i>.mnh 2 \ I 

4:! * ^! e ,can . 39-year-old pro from were Uonfl H cbert. Did# Lytle.' 

Dothan, Ala. managed to light Gay Brewer Jr , and Joe Camp- HOCKEY CANCELLED 
3:5# 011 severe back pains and the bell This morning scheduled 

1 ia 10 j challenge of 77 other pros shoot- Another five wy;re tied at 211 Island women's rep team field 
mg for the $21,001 firs! pm* _ A! Besselink. Mason Rudolph, hockey practice at Jjmgdowne 
uarauun^jiyrse. Jack Nicklj^us, John LoU and Junior Hicb has been cancelled 

_____ [ Only 10 strokes separated the, Tommy Bolt. , (beta j>e of flu. 


ACTION-PACKED 

PLAYOFF 

HOCKEY 

TUESDAY 

MARCH 28 — 8:0# P.M. 
Second Game 
Rest-of-Five Series 
for the 

COLONY CUP 

VIKINGS 

P0NTIACS 


W.H.L. 

ACTION 


WEDNESDAY 

8:15 p.m. 

Memorial Arena 
Game No. SI 

VANCOUVER 

VICTORIA 
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FAX FARE 


By Walt Ditzen 


Clay Knocked Down 

TORONTO (UPI)—A weary Cassius Clay was 
knocked down by James Ellis, a sparring partner, 
Saturday during his first workout here for the 
March 29 bout with George Chuvalo. 

Local scribes were not completely convinced 
the incident might not have been another example 
ot the unpredictable champion’s evil-eye psychology, 
intended to put Chuvalo off guard. 


Victoria Wests met a team 
that could run with them yes¬ 
terday. 

The youthful Weita won the 
lower Island zone of the Pro¬ 
vince Cup soccer competition 
last Saturday with a fine 4-1 
win over Gaffe But yesterday; 
at Royal Athletic Park, Waits 
ran'into Nanaimo Carlings. 

Carlings kept pace with 
Westi, played good soccer, and 
finally walked away with a 1-0 
overtimf victory. 

Centre-forward Pete Baieman 
got the Nanaimo goal after 90 
minute* of the first overtime 
■esiion on a pan from left-half 
Ernie D eere n«. 

The victory moves Nanaimo 
into the quarter-Unali of fee 
Province Cup in Vancouver neat 
month. 


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HOUSTON. Tex. (AP) — The, 
Houston Astros Saturday night 
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Tha Oanaa 18414-84 Handicap 48 
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The pool - table - green sub- 
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h* wi* otsu-ot Handicap ur- jcompetition Saturday night as| 
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™ _ plon Los Angeles Dodgers in ani 

Kilapia 98754 HI Handicap 141 - exhibitor. 

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Cjie_ Knur_ tm-ot 7U. Handicap i» The Dodgers won the game 
8-3 — their first victory of the 
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The Dodgers committed three 
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Trial 2J71 

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Goodwill’s New Building Opens Tomorrow 


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By JIM BRAHAN 

The dream of Vaneeuverlsla^d’s handicapped and 
disabled for almost a decade comes true tomorrow when 
Goodwill Enterprises' new workshop—Blakeney House 
—opens at Bay and Wilson 
Tjie J555.000 workshop and 
rehabilitation centre Is second 
lo none in Canada, says Samuel 
R. Rea. executive director of 
Goodwill Enterprises. 

"We will be able to provide 
adequate rehabilitation services 
lor between 200 and 250 people," 
he beamed. 

The 41,000 square-foot steel 
and ronrrete building, construc¬ 
ted by Victoria contractor Wil¬ 
liam Campbell Ltd., it capable 
of handling four Iruckt simul¬ 
taneously. 

HUGE ADVANTAGE 
"One huge advantage of the 
new plant." the director said, 

"Is the receiving docks are at 
one end of the building, and the 
•hipping docks are at tha other. 

This allows all donated materi¬ 
als to be practised in a straight 
line." 

The materials can be brought 
in, sorted, cleaned, and re¬ 
paired. and be prepared for 
resale without being sidetracked 
from their path to the shipping 
dock, he said. 

TRAINING SUITE 
The workihop. located on 2*.* 
acres, has a domestic training 
unit, which is a small four-room 
apartment containing full kit¬ 
chen. living room, bedroom and 
a complete bathroom. 


INSTALL NOW 


come a help to their mothers 
around their own homes after 
being coached in this simulated 
ap~iiment," he added. 
MEDICAL UNIT 

Another feature is a three- 
room- medical services unit 
staffed by an industrial nurse. A 
physician will be at the unit 
four hours a week to give 
trainees pre-placement physical 
examinations. 

The director said It is hoped 
soon to have a complete furni¬ 
ture repair shop in operation. 
This would include furniture 
refinishlng. upholstering, and 


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George Gray, execattve director aad prowl- 


Questions, Answers 


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if Hand Rails 
if Gates 

ic Room Dividers 

if Fire Screens and 
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A Qualified 
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Is Like a 
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Mr. Rea explained this unit 
would be used to train young 
women for domestic occupation! 
In motala and hotnis. 

"It is also ^Intended to helpl 
train retarded children to be- 


remove the linoleum from the 
floor? 

A. Pry up a comer of ttw 
linoleum with a wide-blade 
knife, or narrow screw driver. 
Then puli up a* much of M as 
possible. Usually, it separates at 
the felt. To remote frit that 
sticks to the floor, wet K with 
hot water. After a few minutes 
the (Mate will soften and both 
felt and i»ate can be easily 
removed Another method is to 
scrape off as much of the felt 
as possible; then clean the floor 
I with a floor-sand mg machine. 


Iietween glass block. Is this i 
true? 

A. An asphalt emulsion should 
be used on the sill end both 
jambs to permit expansion: this 
should be troweled on In a 
heavy coat. Use either a 
prepared mortar, or the tallow 
Ing mix! One part cement, one! 
part high-caknum hydrated 
lime, four parts fine sand (by 
volume), adding enough water 
to make a stiff, but workable 
mixture. Be sure to check 
carefully that each block is 


By ( HARI.ES TAYLOR 

Q. I am preparing to 
reflnlah several fine pieces ef 
period furniture. A friend 
recently recommended Uint 
French polishing would be the 
best method to obtain a fine 
finish. I am unfamiliar with 
the term. Could you explain 
what French polishing la? Is 
it recommended for a quality 
finish? 

A. French polishing is the 
application of many coats of 
shellac, so greatly thinned with 
alcohol that K seems to bu little 
Very thin 


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mas. they have to Keep studying in order to keep up on 
the latest developments in architectural, engineering and 
mechanical theory. 

Your (dumbing contractor is like your dm lor in other 
ways, too. He is on call 24 hours a day. and ho share* 
your doctor s objective of safeguarding your family * 
physical health and comfort. And like your doctor, your 
plumbing contractor ts assisted by fully qualified and 
■killed specialists. 

If you have a headache, an aspirin will usually cure 
it. If you have something mote serious, you don't lirsi- 
tate to call a doctor. That’s wise' When your lap is leak¬ 
ing, a new washer will usually stop the leak, hut If your 
plumbing — or heating - problem is more serious, don't 
hesitate to call a qualified plumbing contractor.. That s 
wise too! 

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These firms employ fully-qualified, skilled members of the 
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Tht new centre ia named 
Rlakeney House in tribute to; 
Fred B 1 a ke ney 


more than water, 
coats of this thinned HieMac ere 
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and are well nibbed in. A fine 
sheen is eventually produced 
The final touch la very light 
rubbing with alcohol TYte is ■ 
long and tedious Job, but the 
multi are very fine. 


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founder of; 
Goodwill Enterprises In Vic¬ 
toria. 

The new rehabilitation centre 
wiU serve all of Vancouver 
Island, and trainees will come 
to Victoria for training, after 
which they may return to their 
own communities for employ¬ 
ment, the director said. 

Goodwill Enterprises is a non¬ 
profit society — incorporated 


Q. Oar kitchen linoleum «aa 
pat daw a years ago, «Mh a 
felt aaderlaymrat. Now It ts 
very worn sod we want to 
repfasee IL How can we 


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pow iler room. We have tbe 
glass' blocks sad tbe veals, 
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Tbe Marine Cocps Reserve Balthazar Vorster said the fund 
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President Woodrow Wilson soclated with the Movement for 
which created the reaerve on, Colonial Freedom, tbe African 
August, 1916. Tbe Beautification I Bureau and the anti-apartheid 
of America commemorative will I movement in Britain. 

encourage President Johnson'* -— 

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As Saanich Grows 


Bj JIM BEAHAN 

The old Saanich municipal 
hall at Royal Oak may be 
saved for a future branch 
library and a cultural centre, 
Cbun. Alan Ne w berr y forecast 
Saturday. 

" Apparently It is structurally 
■wad, and I think it has tre¬ 
mendous potential as an 
ahmthnsl • cultural b ntlthng ** 
the Saanich oouncfflor said. 

Com. Newberry, Saanich 
re p r e se n tative an the Victoria 
library board, and chief Hbra- 
rian John Lort inspected the 
Hbcary possibilities at the build¬ 
ing Saturday morning. 

NO SALE 

Since moving to the new 
municipal hall on Vernon 
Avenue, council has tried with¬ 
out success to seO the old struc¬ 
ture. 

“I think at times we are too 
anxious to get rid of something 
because It Is old, and tbit could 
be the case in point with our 
former hall," Goun. Newberry 


Mr. Lort said the area's pre¬ 
sent population would not justi¬ 
fy die opening of a branch lib¬ 
rary, but predicted that ooe 
would be needed soon. 

"Quite likely within the next 
! five years,'* be said. 

Mr. Lort agreed with Goun. 
Newberry that the old hall had 
potential. 

"Undoubtedly it oouid become 
quite an Important cultural cia»- 
tre,” the librarian sakl. 

Bs.aaa people 

It takes approximately 25,000 
people livtag within a mile 
radius to sustain a library, Mr 
Lort said. 

He cited the Esquimau Shop¬ 
ping Centre as a near^petfect 
location for a branch library. 

"With the sports centre and 
other nearby facilities located 
close to the shopping area, prac¬ 
tically all the community * ac¬ 
tivities are concentrated in one 
location," he said. 

The Victoria librarian said he 
hoped hi see branch libraries 


opened in Oak Bay, ^Esquimau, 
the Sheibourne Plaza shopping 
centre, and a deposit station in 
Brentwood. 4 

He explained tie depoait sta¬ 
ll no was a step up between a 
bookmobile and a branch lib¬ 
rary. 

"The station has restricted 
hours of operation, and has n 
r rt-time librarian, as opposed 
to a branch lihrary with regular 
library hours and full-time lib¬ 
rarian,” be said. 

Mr. Lort suggested the old 
□umidpal haU might make a 
good depoait station. 


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Brentwood student has good view of College 


From Brentwood 


Stimulating Goal' 


Teen-Age Students Fly High 


The 14-yesnolda will have to 
wait until they reach 16. but 
several of the older boys hope 
to earn their private pilots' 
licences by June. 


By JOHN FEARER 

If you light several light 
aircraft over southern Van¬ 
couver Island Sunday, chances 
sre that one of them will be 
piloted by a Grade t student. 

He will be a member of 
Brentwood College's flying 
club, which consists of a 
dozen boys 14 to 18 years old 
and In Grades 9 to 12. They 
receive weekly ground school 
instruction during the school's 
hobby period, and seven of 
them take weekend flying les¬ 
sons from instructor Richard 
Nash. 


own Seabee aircraft for about 
15 year*. 

He maintains that teen¬ 
agers lesra to fly more 
quickly and efficiently than 
adults. "And from a safety 
point of view," be adds, 
“these boys are a much better 
bet than the average man in 
his 20s or 30s." 


Deloume, a former RAF 
flying instructor, is at present 
adding finishing touches to his 
private airstrip, about a mile 
from the school. 


"In an age when youth 
faces an adult's world of 
fewer and fewer challenges 
each year,” declares Head¬ 
master MacKenzle, "we be¬ 
lieve that a private pilot’s 
licence provide* a healthy and 
stimulating goal for today's 
teen-ager." 


F00DS-3475 QUADRA 

MON. TUES.uiii 


The course is being given 
through Victoria Flying Ser¬ 
vice* Ltd , which annually 
offers two flying scholarships 
to Brentwood. 

'Mr. Nash, Brentwood biol¬ 
ogy teacher, is a navy reserve 
pilot who has both a commer¬ 
cial licence and a flying 
instructor's rating. He and his 
father, Dr. A. B, Nash of 
Sidney, have been flying their 


He and Grade 12 student 
Scott Caraerno of Whitehorse 
earlier this year readied a 
novel solution for economical 
flying; each owned half of a 
The flying club fits in well two-place De Haviland Chip- 
at Brentwood. Headmaster D. murk. 

D. MacKenzle, an RCN pilot Tha school gives its flying 
in the Second World Wsr, has club solid support, in the 
his private licence and sttU belief that learning to fly light 
flies whenever possible. Main- aircraft develops reiponslbil- 
tenance staff member A. E. ity and character. 


The club's boys are looking 
forward to a summer term of 
good weather and increased 
flying time. Meanwhile, they 
are trying to determine if 
they are the only school flying 
club in Canada. 


iLEAN 


CHUCK 

STEAKS 


Cadhoro Bay 
4 Off Limits 9 


No.l, by the piece lb 


The B.C. Forest Service has banned beach¬ 
combers from the Cadbaro Bay ares to enahle 
owners at loss that broke from moorings In recent 

storms to recover them. 

The ban Is effective for 10 days. 


tattoo, to tw given on two meeting tat w prasMai* TP 
occasions by military units, wii the Canadian Chamber of Caro-1 
be part of the spring flower merce, Maj.-Gen. R. H. Keeder, | 
festival program, Victoria of M o ntrea l , would visit Victoria] 
Chamber of Commerce three- April 14. 
tors were laid Friday. 

First display, at 6:15 p.m. 

April 2, wtH be given by The 
Canadian Scottish Regiment 
(Princess Mary's) and the 
second on April 8, also at 6:15 
p.m., by units from the Queen's 
Own Rifles of Canada. 

On each occasion the drill will 
tiw Empress 


ROASTB 


Mrs. Caroline Gibbs made a little profit out of being 
rubbed Friday afternoon. 

Mrs. Glbhs, 1.160 Mitchell, Is the supervisor at Goodwill 
Enterprises, 560 Yates. 

Around 4:15 p.m. a man came into the store. He seemed 
to be under the influence of alcohol, Mrs. Gibbs told police. 

A * to 

Hi* hand went into the cash register and came out 
with 680 . 

Mr*. Glbhs liaiged forward at the man as he was leaving. 

♦ * a 

She grabbed the money and the man fled. 

Mrs. Gibbs counted it and found There was $86 in her 
hand -16 more than was In the register. 

The police came, but the man had disappeared. 

* it if 

Things will start hopping If he cornea back to claim his $6. 


FLOUR SI 595 


Regatta Entries 
May Near 100 


EATON'S 


take place an 
Hotel lawn. 

DREDGING 

In answer to a chamber 
query, a letter from the mana¬ 
ger of the B.C. area, Canadian 
National Railways, stated tat 
bodi berths at ta Ogden Point 
docks have now been dredged to 
a depth of 31 feet. 

"It whs evident tat Mt Work 
had to be done quickly to 
maintain ccmfldence In ta Port 
of Victoria, 


Suanlch Diamond Jubilee com¬ 
mittee expects between 80 and 
100 entries in the sail boat re¬ 
gatta to be held at Elk Lake on 
March 27. 

Events begin at noon, and. ail 
skippers must register either at 
rommittee headquarters before 
11 s.m., that day, or earlier by 
phoning 3862241, Local 251, race 
committee chairman Neville! 
Life said Saturday. 

“At least four boat* sre re¬ 
quired to sad before a class will 
be recognized," he said. "Boats 
unable to race as a class will 
be referred to ss X-riass." 
LAUNCH RATES 

He said parking will be avail¬ 
able at the Black £wan or Ham- 
aterly Park, and boats may be 
launched at either place. 

"Trallered boats may be 
launched from the boat ramp 
off Brookleigh Road." he said. 

The start lines will be in the 
easterly section of Elk Lake. 


MONDAY 

• Gyro Club of Victoria, 
Empress Hotel, noon. 

• Douglas Rotary, Tally-Ho, 
6 p.m. 

• Ratepayers of Colwood Fire 
Protection District, fire hall, 8 
p.m. 

| • Oak Bay Chapter of De- 
1610 Belcher 


Fresh BreeaHssds 


the letter stated. 


Fisheries 

Talk 

Monday 


OAKCREST FINEST 


Molay Mothers, 
Avenue, 8 p.m. 


ENJOY 

HAIR-FREE 

LOVELINESS, 


3-PINT CARTON 


Schools 

Offer 

Concerts 


Dr. F. R. Hayes, chairman of 
tiie fisheries research board of 
Canada, will speak at 12:30 p.m. 
Monday on opportunities and 
research in Canadian fisheries 
science at the University of 
Victoria 


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Plan fc Feast’ 

Rosicrucians cele- 


| Music lovers have a choice 
lot two band concerts at 2 p.m. 

I today, one in McPheraon Play¬ 
house, the other in Belmont 
Senior High School auditorium. 

Mount Douglas Senior High 
and La ns down e Junior High 
hands will give the McPherson 
Playhouse concert. Included on 
the program will be a class of 
Grade 8 student* from Lana- 
downe school who comjiaaed 
their awn music. 

At Belmont High School, the 
Elizabeth Fisher - Belmont 
Schools band will give a con¬ 
cert. 

The centennial caravan will 
be open to the public on the 


The talk will be given 
in Room 160 of the ElBott Build¬ 
ing, Gordon Head campus. 


Two Hurt 
In Collision 

A Saanich couple 


Victoria 

brate New Year’a Day with a 
symbolic feast at the Dominion 
Hotel at 8 p.m. today. 

Participants at the feast will 
partake of simple foods corres¬ 
ponding io certain basic ele¬ 
ments of nature 
New officers of the local or¬ 
ganization to be installed Sun¬ 
day are Mr* R. Richaitiaon, 
Cowichan Lake, maater: Eva 
! Roll in son. secretary: and Mrs. 
Ida Speller, guardian. 


suffered 

head lacerations in a collision 
at Hillside and Groavenor at 
11:19 a.m. Saturday. 

William Herbert Kenwood, 64. 
and hi* wife, Viola, 58, of 1755, 
Klsber. were treated at Royal 
Jubilee Hospital. 

I Police said the Hen wood car 
hit the rear of a car being 


MOli: INTEREST 

"We set our date back one 
day, and with three consecutive 
days of canoe-racing in the 
area, the mainland bands have 
Khcnwi more Interest, and now| 
»» don't think the Gorge wiD| 
be large enough to accommo¬ 
date all the canoes." he said. 

At first only about a dozen 
ranoes were expected, "but now 
we predict as many as 25." he 
said. 

The races will be held from 
1 to 9 p.m., the chairman said. 

Qam chowder and barbecued 
salmon will be available, he 
added 

"The canoe vents will be 
held the same day as the Vic- 


suave , 
urbane 


Get with it, Charlie 


school grounds today. 


TOMATO SOUP 
HEINZ, 4 TINS 


Power Off 
In District 

About 20 households in the 
Cranmare-Hampshire area were 
without power for several 
hours Saturday. 

A transformer failed at 5:30 
p.m., a B.C. Hydro spokesman 
said. 


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HOLLYWOOD iNANA) — Fnik llnatra hu given up 
drinking, smoking, end women—in that order. Maybe It’i 
juat for Lent. But at 50, Sinatra aeema to be taking stock 
of what he is and what he wants. And while he is making 
up his mind, the person, female gender, that he sees the 
moat Is his first love and some believe she will be his last. 
Nancy Slnntnt, Senior. Frankie is never happy unless he is 
giving someone a present, and the first Mrs. Sinatra la get¬ 
ting a pile at them, bright jewelled things to match that 
mink coat he gave her recently ... So whatever happened 
to 21-year-old Mia FarrawT She has matured, that’s what. 
The publicity made her famous. And she has her mink coat 
and memories to keep her warm. 

★ * * 

Zen Zen Gabor and her fifth husband, that nice Jaoh 
Gooden, had their first fight—Gw night before the wedding. 
Zsa sms holding forth at her small dinner party, and Josh 
interrupted her with, "Zsa Zsa, you never stop talking." To 
which Zsa huffed, "I get paid a k>. of money on television 
because I never stop talking." "Yes, but you're not on 
television now," he retorted. She laughed, and the first 
crisis was over. 

* * * 

Carolyn Join had good newa when the celled me. 
After believing that her Adds mi Family series had been 
cancelled, she has been Informed of Its renewal for another 
yey. This will make her rich 

* A # ^. 

It seems to have been established that Mariya Monroe 
did not intend to kill herself. Neither did Dorothy KUgallen. 
Death came from the same cause for both. Marilyn had been 
drinking a bit, and taking some pills to relax. This combina¬ 
tion has now been proved to be a killer. 


Mrs. Clark Gable dining at La Seals In a party of four, 
and honest, she gets prettier every year. I asked after the 
son Oar* never got to see and she told me, "A friend of 
mine was asking how old he would be this month, and he 
replied, ‘five, bui I feel like 10.' " Don't we all? But It seems 
incredible that it has been five yean since Clark left us. 
No one can ever fill his shoes. 

* * * 

Phyllis oilier, after presenting Arlene Dahl with a be¬ 
jewelled yo-yo, told me that she plans to arrive at the 
Oscars in her 1923 Dodge truck. She has had it painted 
msroon, and with the new motor, 1 hope she'll get to the 
dais on time. 

* . * * 

Monique van Venera called to say the film she made In 
Chicago last summer will be shown at the Cannes film 
festival. It la titled Frank's Last Adventure, and has nothing 
to do with you know who. 

* * * 

The Sam Maaklewlcs’ are expecting the baby any minute, 
and it had better be a girl. Joe has three sons—one from his 
first marriage, two from the second. He Is very happy with 
Bnowmary. wife number three, who la the sister at Pamela 
Dmaova, now divorced and having some problems over her 
children with Cesare Dtsovs 

* A * ' 

Joel Collins, married lo Anthony Newloy and the mother 
of two. Is very happy to be living again in California, she 
Informed me. "It's marvellous for raising children." She 
would like to make some films while Tony tolls. His next 
picture Is Dr. Doolltlle, to be mode partly here and partly 
in Europe. In passing, marriage and motherhood suits Joan. 

I have never seen her look so pretty and happy. 


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Parely Personal Prejudices: 
Parents today seem to be 
divided into those who blame 
themselves loo much for what 
isn't their fault, and those who 
don’t blame themselves enough 
for what Is their fault. 

What we do usually toowi 
what we are mow afraid of—the 
man who habitually sneers Is 
moat of all terrified of being 
sneered at; this explains why 
the hypercritical are the most 
thin-skinned about criticism di¬ 
rected against themselves. 

A * * 

Just as the poor are pursued 
by the threat of indigenes, the 
(rich are pursued by the threat 
of boredom; their excessive 
entertaining and travelling are 
not so much symbols of afflu¬ 
ence as symptoms of ennui. 


When a child's murderer 
turns out to be a quiet, affable, 
ordinary-seeming kind of man. 
people are''always amazed and 
disbelieving; but the headline 
phrase, "sex fiend,” is a 
revers a l of the truth—lor the to- 
oatied "sex fiend” is nothing Uke 
a fiend and la deficient In 
sexuality. 

It la one of the paradoxes of 
maturation that women who 
resent their mothers become 
very much like them as they 
grow older; only those who have 
had good relationships are free 
to become who they are. 

. * * ★ 


IF IT'S TIRES 
ITS 

OK TIRE 


2968 Douglas 8t 


Almost all our technical, 
strategical and industrial deci¬ 
sions are made on the basis of 
scientific thinking; but almost 
all our decisions hi international 
affairs are made on the basis of 
pre-acientific thinking—much as 
if a surgeon used the latest and 
moat efficient instruments, but 
operated on the wrong patient 
because he didn't like the looks 
of the one he was supposed to 


The fact that many crackpots 
are against something does not 
necessarily validate that idea; 
many persona are agalnat 
fluoridation for the wrong rea¬ 
son. but I suspect there are 
tome right reasons for being 
against it, and that the whole 
story has not yet been toki 

Every vice eventually ex¬ 
hausts Itself, except envy, which 
seems to be s life-long disease 
of the psyche. 

What i s generally called 
"working hard" is more impor¬ 
tant in small jobs than In big 
ones; as Samuel Butler 
expressed It, "To do great 
work, a man must be very idle 
as well as very industrious." 


The desire to please, if It is to 
succeed, must be tampered by a 
certain fatalism; for K is the 
ovemtxkxu host who is most 
Ukely to fail at making his 
guests comfortable, precisely 
because he cannot face the 
possibility of not pleasing them. 

Bitterness fen men goes to the 


Garden Notes 


BalUi Vkswri* 

Sa-fsr. March 20. !•«» 


Amaranthus—Free! 


By M. V. CHESNl T 

To the a s tronomer, spring arrives officially when the sun 
crosses the Tropic c* Cancer, latitude 2S>4 degrees north, 
usually on March 21. 

In England, spring commences when the daffodils bloom: 

"Daffodils, ‘ 

That come befcre the swallow dares, and take I 

The winds of March with beauty." 

In France, spring Is when bock beer makes its appear¬ 
ance in the cafes. 

In Victoria, we have one sure snd certain sign of 
pring’s arrival—the Colonist stars giving away free seeds! 

I think the most satisfying highlight at my year is when 
L have tree seeds to distribute to my gardening friends, 
and the more Unusual and unique the seeds, the bigger the 
kick I get out of introducing them to Viotnria gardens. Right 
now I am higher than Gemini V ever our first seed offer of 
1908, for these are aeeda of Amaranthus producing some of 
the moat striking and unusual plants ever grown—plants 
seldom seen hereabouts, yet quite easy to grow. 

* ★ * 

It all started last December when I was corresponding 
wttfa botanic gardens, experimental stations and seed 
grower s in various parts of the world, seeking same unique 
seed' 'or the Colonist free seed offers—seeds which couldn't 
be purchased locally. One reply, from the firm of J. E. 
Ohlsena Enke in Copenhagen, suggested the Amaranthus, 
pointing out that these plants were attracting a great deal 
of favorable attention in the Copenhagen parka, and that 
they were quickly and easily raised from eeed. I have baen 
corresponding with fids Danish firm tor over In yuan, 
and I respect their judgment. 

There are a number of different kinds at Amaranthus, 
and when it came to choosing one for cur free aeed offer, 
I was like a small boy In a candy store—I couldn’t make up 
my mind. So I had my Danish friends make me up a 
mixture of Amaranthus seeds, with a little of this and a 


little of that, and I think these will be even more Interesting 
to grow than a named variety, for In the luck of toe draw 
you may get something very special Indeed. 

The Amaranthus are moatiy big, robust plants that 
dominate everything around them and stop passers-by in 
their tracks. Some types are grown for their flamboyant 
colored foliage, others for their unique flowers, unlike any 
other bloom, and still others for foliage AND flowers. 

In next Tuesday's column I'll give a more detailed 
description of the different Amaranthus plants you can 
expect to get from your tree aeeda. Right now, I want to 
run over, tor the benefit of newcomers, how to get your 
free seeds. 

Simply write me a letter asking tor them, enclosing a 
stamped and seif-addressed envelope to carry your tree 
seeds back to you. Or, if you are not in the mood tor 
letter-writing, you can use instead the little coupon at the 
foot of this column, but DON’T forget the stamped and 
self-addressed envelope 

* * * 


FREE SEED OFFER 

Gnrttea Notes, Hie Doily Colonist 
P.O. Box 1500, Victoria, B.C. 


ART BUCHWALD A»sesses The Cerda Affair 

Canada Now Major Power 

Canada can now he canal- Communist Chinese, who got "We’re on the front pages oflup. A spokesman for the 
dered a major power. She rates started late, are not expected to every newspaper in toe world." government said. "To have your 
it because she has a major sex have a major sex scandal for at a man shouted, and the people own sex scandal Is a very 
sandal. This mean, more in least 10 years. cheered. sobering responsibility. We can't 

the world of [wwer politics than whst this has done for "We’re asking tor a veto in u ** 11 *■ 1 clu " ■R»ln*t a nen- 

Ihe highest stockpile of hydro- Canada in terms of morale and the United Nation*," another *** “*, 1 R mu * “ 

gen bomba. spirit ha. been unbelievable, man yelled ,or P"*"— 

No country who wants to play When toe minister of justice "Cerda Munsinger, the Ger- 0fuy ' 
a deciding role In International announced in parliament that man woman in the affair, says * * * 

affairs can have any Influence Canada had a sex scandal that she ll come bark and tell all!" There has been no official 

without a first-class ssx-in-gov- could be worse than the Pro- someone else yelled. word yet as to how Washington 

ern ro ent crisis. fumo affair, the country went q q * is taking its neighbor’s good 

. . . wild. Factory workers were __ . fortune. 

* * * dismissed, banks closed, schools f*** 1 _, One U.S. Canadn-wateher told 


q q q 

There has been no official 
word yet as to how Washington 
is taking its neighbor’s good 
fortune. 

One U.S. Canadn-wateher told 


France tound this out wfwi toe were ]g{ out , md everyone UuKhed ’ * me: "We don’t know how big 


had the "Ballet Rohe." Britain poured into the streets kissing * ,or ^° y ‘ the sex scandal will be. so we 

discovered it when H produced and slapping each other on the At to* Toronto stock exchange can’t guess how it will affect 

the Profumo Affair and the back. the Canadian dollar, which had United Statcs-Canadian r e 1 a- 

Unlted States became a first- been soft, was suddenly In tlons. Of course, we’re happy 

class nation only after the * * demand. for them, and we’ll help them In 

Bobby Baker case cam* to Crowds gathered around tele- And In Ottawa telegrams of anyway we can." 

fl«ht. vision store fronts hoping some congratulations from all over "Does that mean you’d be 

Russia la working on a crash of the details would be shown on the world poured in. One leader willing to pool your aex scandal 
program to catch up with the TV. Other crowds gathered In cabled. "Thank God you got It resources7” 

West, and their leaders predict front o f newspaper offices before the Cubans." "I didn't say that. I think 

they'll have an earth-shaking where editors retd bulletins to But after all toe celebrations, that's something for NATO to 
aex scandal about 1967. TTte the happy throngs. the Canadians started sobering decide ” 


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VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA , SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1966 


PAGE TWENTY-ONE 

Christmas Late But Joyous < 

Aftermath of Collision 


Children 's Recovery ‘Gift from God ’ 



Some of the gifts were from children. An anonymous friend 
jnea and student nurses who who learned of the Christmas 
ive spend weeks with the party left a box of books and 

----- two sweaters. 

Dec. 22 was a loot way back. 

Near Medford 

Til* near-fatal crash on a 

M highway near Medfcrd, Ore., is 

W |||||M obliterated from the memory of 

I IgiH Suzanne and Christopher, but 

1 HIH *** rwrt °* family. 

* HSi The Baker's all but David in 

ware bound for San 


* * * * * * Baker family home to Victoria. 

"At this point we had no idea 

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Mrt. Baker , Christopher , nurses Pam Heycock and Linda Wagner , Su*a/tn<\ Jo Marie He energetically eats k-« 

-*—■ ——--— -.- • - — .. ..—-cream and anything else given 

k> pounds they 

being by 

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the East, 

Francisco to spend Christmas 
with Mrs. Baker's sister. On 
that froaty morning Wing Cmdr. 
Baker swerved to miss a 
stopped truck, slid on ice in the 
■hade of an underpass, and lost 
control. 

The bus-type vehicle rolled 
over three times, throwing out 
Christopher, Jo Marie and Mrs. 
Baker. 

Belted in Front 

I Wing Cmdr. Baker and 
'Suzanne were belted into the 
front seat. The doctor was un¬ 
hurt. but his daughter sustained 
severe head injuries. 

So did Christopher, thrown 40 
| reel. Mrs. Baker suffered a 
neck injury from which she has 
since recovered, and Jo Marie 
wa» relatively unhurt. 

"There were so many mira- 
taid Mrs. Baker 


Frank 


Saturday morning the children ¥ des that day, 

acre wheeled unsuspecting Into 111 Saturday after the Christmas 

a HUhroom at Royal Jubilee to party. 

face a (our-foot decorated tree n a A passing motorist with a two- 

wlth Its base buried in gifts. KAKSIIIP wwy radio stopped and Wing 

Wing Cmdr. Baker, an armed' * Wk30*.a*^ Cmdr. Baker called Rogue 

forces surgeon, had to miss the! I Valley Memorial Hospital In 

event because of a medical Frank Davey reseat ching a Medford, telling them what to 
emergency. But 15-year-old sis- modem non-dUcurslve poem. (A prepare for. 
ter Jo Marie was there, along P"* <uld English lecturer at 

with Mrs. Baker and a crowd of R°y*t K°* d *. h* has Just been i.(tiled for Uxygen 

nurses. awarded a >3,001) pre-doc [oral He calted for oxy gen in 

Christopher _ Kippy, as the ^Ut’wMdp *t University of (t, e ambulance that responded. 

family calla him — tore open a ® auth *™ CaMtaenia and leaves The hospital was only a few 
James Bond-type spy kit a dart June U ' H * 1 V * B ** 40 801,(1 mlle * * w ®y The fact that Wing 
att. a ball, a sweater knitted by wlth “■ wilt. «etai» ... Mary Cmdr. Baker is a doctor en~ 
his grandmother, five books a °*“ r * expecting to see her a b)ed him to administer first 
transistor radio, and more ’ daughter Jails before too long aid that may have saved the 

. . . Roger Oanride working on life of one or both of his child- 

From Nova Scotia “■ *™f k ■ * • ° atMm »£* to,v - ™ 

ing his newspaper Job , . . In an hour the ordy neuro- 
Suzanne unwrapped bath pow- Rabert Owsa practising the pole surgeon within miles was opera- 
der, a reaord, four sweaters, vault . . . Lmw Osh trying ting on Suzaime. 
knae-langlh socks, a pen mt to Owl the mail . . . ark "Hie boapMsd was woaderfid.. 
penal! set and a »anlowe aw I .,,, playing Ms pSkr ... and people sre didn't know 


Premier Stays 


They have five 
nuraes each 24-hour day, and 

■pend sk» boon a day in 
physiotherapy 

'TT>e nurses haven't Just 
. nursed them; they’ve lovwt 
them.” said Mrs. Baker in 
tribute. "I honestly think It 
takes love as much as It does 
nursing.” 

Home for Visit 

Both came home lor a visit a 
week ago. and on Saturday 
Christopher came home again 
for a short atay. Suzanne had to 
remain in hoapital because of a 
cold. 

Mrs. Baker hopes her children 
will be home in time to resume 
school next September. 

"They had a fight last night, 
and that’s a good sign." 


By TIM OLOVER 

More than 300 people were 
allowed to the edge of the 
concrete apron at Patricia 
Bay Airport Saturday night to 
wave goodbye to Queen Eliza¬ 
beth the Queen Mother at the 
end of her 304uur visit to the 
city. 

The Queen Mother had 
arrived at the airport 15 
minutes late, her motorcade 
having been slowed down on 
the Patricia Bay Highway by 
a heavy snowstorm. 

Ignoring the snow and pro¬ 
tected only by an umbrella 
Her Majeaty spent several 
minutes talking to Mayor A. 
W. Toone and Mr*. Toone and 
to Premier and Mrs Bermett 

Premier Bennett did not Dy 
In the royal plane to Vancou¬ 
ver as planned 
CAPITAL 

He told newsmen that he 
wanted to say farewell to Her 
Majeaty in the capital city of 


rial Centennial committee de¬ 
livered a gold Centennial 
pendant to Government House 
for the Queen. 

When rf*e appeared for ths 
informal dinner Saturday eve¬ 
ning. itoe was wearing the 
pendant. ■ fact ahe pointed 
out to provincial chairman L. 
J. Wallace when he waa 
introduced to her. 

A shower or pearls went 
unnoticed by Queen Mother 
Elizabeth in the legislative 
chamber Saturday. ^-~ 
SHOWER / 

While cabinet minsters and 
MLAs were being presented to 
Her .Majesty, high in the 
gallery a woman reporter 
notked tha. lavish [icarls wont 
by the Queen Mother, and 
quietly tried to tuck her own 
modest strand out of sight. 

A string broke, and rattling 
pearls trickled over seats and 
down stairs. Some of them 
were recovered. The reporter 
later estimated her lows at 
about 45 cents. 


Snowstorm Delays 
Journey to Airport 


British Columbia and not In 
Vancouver. 

The Queen Mother, who was 
accompanied aboard her 
RCAF Yukon aircraft by 
Lieutenant-Governor Pearkes, 
paused at the foot of the 
stairway and again at the top 
to wave to the crowd. 

Al she disappeared }nto the 
aircraft, the crowd gave three 
cheers and many i teople 
called out “come again.” 

FIJI NEXT 

Many of the crowd waited 
to see the plane take off 
through the heavy snow. 

The Queen Mother left 
Vancouver at midnight for 


Fiji, where she will jjart an 
official tour of those Mantis 
and Australia and New 
Zealand. 


Headmaster 
Will Speak 

An English educator w ill 4 
speak to the English Speaking ’ 
Union at their 12:30 p.m. Wed¬ 
nesday luncheon in the Empress 
Hotel on the subject Parent*, 
Essential Partners in Educa¬ 
tion or a Regrettable Necessity. 

Donald Lindsay, headmaster 
of Malvern School, is touring 
America oq a John Wlnaot Fel¬ 
lowship award by British Ameri¬ 
can Associates of London. 


Victoria weather failed to 
observe royal protocol as the 
meanest day In M a i*c h 
greeted the Queen Mother. 

A* Her Majesty cheerfully 
did her outdoor duties the 
temperature swooped to a 
chill 34 degrees, ahd winds 
whipped up to 43 miles an 
hour. 

Rain and wet. snow fell off 
and on all afternoon, reaching 
a total by nightfall of .13 inch. 

During the day, the provin- 


Royal Visitor with Hosts 

Before Informal dinner at Govern- portrait of her daughter, the Queen, 
ment House Saturday night. Queen with lieutenant - Governor Pearkes 
Mother Elizabeth pauses beneath and Mrs. Pearkes.—(Jim Ryan) 


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Queen Mother 
Lovely in Blue 

Her Majesty Queen Elisabeth the Queen 
Mother chose her favorite shade, blue, for official 
functions in Victoria Saturday afternoon. Her 
matching dress and coat were a danling turquoise 
blue corded ailk, and her off-the-face hat of ostrich 
feathers was a perfect match. Her high-heeled 
shoes were gua metal grey. 

Mrs. Pearkes chase a classically tailored suit 
hi gwy, with aavy blue straw hat, and Mrs. Bennett 
was la a suit of cocoa beige with matrhing hat und 
fur Jacket 


Guides and Brownies from the Greater Victoria 
area were thrilled when Her Majesty Queen Elba- 
bet her the Queen Mother arrived to inspect local 
companies at a ceremony In Government House Sat¬ 
urday afternoon. She took time out to speak to 
a * * 


several girls before going on to a reception at the 
Parliament Buildings. Pictured at right Is Mrs. 
H. P. McKeever, newly-appointed district commis¬ 
sioner of Guides and Brownies. — (Robin Clarke 
Photo) 

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Queen Elizabeth the Qupen Mother chatted In¬ 
formally with Girl Guides and Brownies during her 
inspection of the Companies in the ballroom of 
Government House. Plana for the ceremony, origi¬ 
nally scheduled as an outdoor event, were changed 
at the last minute when the Lieutenant-Governor 
invited the Guides and Brownlee into Government 
House, because of the rain.—-(Robin Clarke Kioto) 


Social 

AND 

Personal 


Best Birthday Present Ever 9 
For Brownie Who Met Queen 

Meeting the Queen Mother representing all Brownies of and presented the bouquet as came she performed her duties 
and presenting flowen to Her victoria when th« choice was the Queen Mother arrived for admirably. 

Majesty, was a matter of pure narrowed to the two View Royal the laying of the cornerstone for "it wai very exciting, and very 
luck for 10-year old Margaret Brownie peaks When it came the new Provincial Museum. She wonderful.” »uid Margaret's 
Patton. to the Anal decision, names had smiled wrapped in a car mother. "Especially as Marga-' 

The daughter of Mr. and Mrs were drtwn from a hat, and p<* in a cold and miaerabla rain ret had Just turned 10 on Friday. 
N, A. Patton, 196 View Royal Margaret was the lucky girl. far half an hour before her Ms}- it W as the best birthday present 
Avenue, waa given the honor of Margaret made her curtsey eety arrived. But when the time ever.” 


The season of new life, spring flowers and 
creaUve styles. Feel alive again with a 
gay. colorful frame, so smartly styled to 
draw glances of admiration wherever you 
go. Call in at either of our three offices 
and let us help you choose a frame from 
our wonderful array of styles and colors. 


Dr. Frederick L. Watters of Winnipeg Is* in Victoria to 
visit hds parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Watters. Transit Road. 

* * * 

61st Anniversary 


Honeymoon in Interior 
For Couple Wed Saturday 


After making her curtaey.l 
Margaret said, "Maa'm, may I 
present these flowers on behalf 
of all Brownies of Victoria.” \ 
Margaret can scarcely remem¬ 
ber all die Queen Mother said, I 
became she was so excited. 

But she was very pleased to, 
be chosen. She thinks the Queen I 
Mother is absolutely beautiful. 


Charming 


DROP-LID DESK 


61»t Anniversary A wadding trip to Vancouver and the eon of Mrs. I. V.i court train cascaded from the not to bTrrnbqn^ss^d^^!^° 

Celebrating their 61st wedding anniversary today an Lieut. ^ Interior la planned by Ptaippa, aU of Victoria. shoulders with an overlay of t*c auie ^ ^ . J" 

■ nd Mn. George Southron, who will be at home to their Martin Ball and his Mn. M. Wilmhurst was at the tiny lace applique. Her tiered iure to * a ^ grandmotherly 

friends at 1729 Oak Bay Avenue. Lieutenant Southron la a bride - *** former Dtaaa **«rie during the double - ring veil of silk illusion was held by ^ ^ 9 

veteran of two ware, in 1902 and 1914. He and Mrs. Southron Punl - whu wer * m * rxled Sa,ur ceremony s tiny pillbux covered with ^ ' 

_ . „ , . .. rf.u *ua>ln> In rmtannl.l A llww.lnnk E-mntu_l_ .K_ .. ^ 1 ' "lauer HOW 


came to Canada In 1928 to settle in Alberta, and moved to cUy •vening In Centennial A floor-length Empire gown of matching lace, and she carried excited ^ 

British Columbia in 1941. Mrs. Southron still enjoys playing her Unlted Q* 1 ”* l"Wte «*lk P®«u de sole waa a bouquet of pink Rapture roses m , 

violin. They have three sons and three daughters, 14 grand- Rev - S • 3 ■ p,r,ona officiated dramatted with Alencon lace and carnations it <, Brownk 

children and three great-grandchildren. Far the past three a l *b* ceremony for the daugh- appliques down the front, and 1 Miss Linda Gray was maid 

years they have been living at the Oak Bay Rest Home ter of Mr. and Mrs . R . L. Punt formi ng the bell sleeves. Her of honor and wore a gown of i "" 

it * * — rose-ptnk peau de sole with 

Surprise Shower L fsmeya bru»sllmlid h mj»« P sLL^ e 'wukto f 

A surprise kltehen-grocery shower sms Ivld recently et XZs V vM/O m« wee ki roae-pink silk arwpel 

the home of Mrs. J. Kerrigan to honor spring brides-elect w Ub Watching headpiece. Both ■—L_ 

Pamela Davia and Angela Jones. The brides-to-be were A m Of m MM a carried crescent bouquets of A 

presented with novelty corsages of kitchen utensils. Games 4 V pu* tulips and white narcissus. A 

were enjoyed and refreshment* served. Those attending were xKMf kJI't iUlff J O Mr. Lloyd Wood was best man 

the bride's mothers, Mrs. T. C. M. Davis and Mrs. H. A. Jones. * and the bride s brother, Mr. P* 

and Mias W. Gcariil, Miss A. Melbo, Miss L. Jones, Mrs J . „ ,, , . .. , __ _ Jerry Punt inhered with Mr 

a-- “ - - “■■■■ S:s=s “ m 

- n< T a mama * e . ., or Mr. Donald Shoemaker was i„_ in u.n - -—- 

_ _ _ _ Marjorie Linda, daughter of Mr best man and ushers were Mr. , U Hal1 

Fl f£ 1*1 Tl_ * nd Mr *- OUver Renton, and Dennl. Campbell and Mr.'** th Vjf up, t_ 1 ,eft ,ater 00 ! A 

I BO f infill I nPTTlP Norman IXaiglas Taylor, son of Vaughn Edwards, cousins of the^^ 1€,r wedding trip the bride ( 

JLrdLLUUlI X llvlllC' Mr and Mr * Dou*Ma Leth- gj^om. Mr. Brian Pople pro- w ? r *‘ ■ t * le blue b roc»de suit V 

bridge, all of Victoria. posed the toast to the bride at »| wlth blue * ur ■ matching 1 \ 

A. Y 1 m Mr. Eric Edwards, the groom's reception at Club Tango !>toe batiind^ hiack accetsorie^ \ g 

\ t nrifYA I QO uncle, was organist at the cere- Leaving later (or a honey nn *>n . ... *“ >, 

iXl ljUUliC J. “d mof, y- at »• b ^ Up-la»and. We bride . rott plan to ltv9 * Vtetor,a r' 

™ given In marriage by her father, at turquoise blue, which she had 

Foe her wedding the bride made herielf. With it she wore BRITISH-I8BAEL 
A daffodil theme was carried grand Mrs. L. Smootov te. wore a.floor-length gjwn of white black accessories and a corsage Mr. E. W. Abraham will 

out when members of Emerald tickets. Mrs. J. Staback con- 1 ^ashlMied on Rnfpire lines of carnations. ipesk on Mon,lay, March 21, at 

Daytime Lodge Rebekah No. 17 vened ticket sales for an oil and tr * mmwl with ** ce Wllque. The newlyweds plan to live at 8 p.m. In the Newriead Hall, on 

held a tea at the K of P haH painting donated by vice-grand Hw na ? rd f5" dl ***? ?* f ls ° ^ ewton Gar ^. n „ VliJ,Ke vhen th ® object: "A Study of the 

Large paper daffodils, the Mrs. S. Matt, whit* was painted trlmmed with lace A headpiece they r eturn to Victoria._ Virgi n Birth”. “ | ^ 

trumpets concealing containers by her husband ‘ of satin rosebuds held her chapel 

filled with fresh daffodila, were Past noble grand Mrs D vel1 * and ,he carried a 

used as decorations. Solhen and Mrs. L. Sexton were crncent bouquet of pink giadio- DHCPC |1| A HA ■ ■ T \T 

Noble Grand Mrs. A. Scott in charge of sale of home lu *' 9 lMf W ( 

ani convener Mrs. S. Matt cooking. Bridesmaids were Miss Katy ANNIIAI WYf AA I Ian 

greeted guests and Introduced Past noble grand Mrs. L. MacMiUian and Miss Karen Rad- HUIlUflL WW m m ■ H ■ 

deputy district president Mrs. Molyneux was in charge of tea ley, and Miss Lynn Woodford I ■ -. n n ^ 

0. Green, who officially opened tables and servers ware Mrs. B. was maid of honor. They wore La 1/^. 1 L. ( J|^_ 

tea ; Shea. Mrs. M. Wyman. Mrs. E. sheath dresses of pink chiffon [f/ ' f * Y. Q| n | V ViO H fril 

Pouring tea were past noble McMath and Mrs. E. Hogg. In over taffeta with pink velvet tops II f( C I U I ^LvJ I || I Nu 1 C II I 

grands Mrs. M, Cummings and charge of the kitchen was Mias in Empire style, and headpieces I 1 lv s1^ itfJ LLJLJ l A Xa lJ 

Mrs. M. Qiambers. Past noble D. Guelpa. of flowers and tulle to match. ! i 


years they have been living at the Oak Bay Rest Home 

* A * 

Surprise Shower 

A surprise kitchen-grocery shower was held recently at 
the home of Mrs. J. Kerrigan to honor spring brides-elect 
Pamela Davia and Angela Jones. The brides-to-be were 
presented with novelty corsages of kitchen utensils. Games 
were enjoyed and refreshment* served. Those attending were 
the bride's mothers, Mrs. T. C. M. Devis and Mrs. H. A. Jones, 
and Mias W. Gcariil, Miss A. Melbo, Miss L. Jones, Mrs. J. 
Hunter, Mrs. E. Briggs. Mrs. F. Christian and tha Misses 
Sharon and Cindy Kerrigan. 

Daffodil Theme 
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Two erf Sidney’s princesses, Jill Cowan, left, and Maxine Thomas, will be 
modelling at the evening show on the night of Saturday, April 2, In Sanscha 
Hall Their escorts are John MacConnachie, left, land Dane Campbell. 


Poodles lend just the right note to a French show and will lend their own 
particular elegance to the affair. Petite, Oona and Teena are pictured with 
their mistress, Helen Biemes, who will be modelling the smart fashions. 


Arranged by Vivian Cowan and Dorothy Wrotnowski, 
Social Editor 

Photos by Kinsman 


Show at Sanscha ... 

Sanscha Hall out at Sidney is taking to a new role on April 2. 

Sophistication is the new word for the newly panelled hall. 

For L’Alliance Francaise is putting on a show and that means so¬ 
phistication, culture, art or just French. And the Lieutenant-Governor 
and Mrs. Pearkes will be there. 

Collection Elegance is the name of the show, which will feature 
fashions from D'Allalrd's, Toojays and Scuby. And the men’s fashions 
will be from Price and Smith. 

The stage in Sanscha wiH have a salon decor and there will be side¬ 
walk cafe type booths around the hall where lingerie, men’s wear, cos¬ 
tume jewels, cosmetics, perfumes and objets d’art will be displayed. 

Proceeds from the show will send a student from Claremont to the 
French course La Maison Francaise at the University of Victoria this 
summer. 


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caise, sponsors of the show, and Mrs. G. W. Wad- 
dington examine an objet d’art that will be on 


display. Mrs. Stone will officially open the show 
at 8 p.m. cm April 2 and Mrs. Wadding ton will pre¬ 
sent the scholarship. 



Mrs. Rita Morris, well known in art circles, whose 
son. Michael Morris, Is winning acclaim in Europe 


right now, and Diana Willson, Sidney’s 1966 Queen, 
will be official hoststesses at the show. 


Mrs. Vivian Cowan, left, coordinator and commentator of the show, and 
Mrs. Frances Spear, convener, pose in front of a miniature French cab¬ 
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BIRRS 


Rabakah Noble Grands Qub *« 

will meet Tfamday March 24 *» 1 p m. 

al 7 JO p m. to the IOGF Hall, 

Dnogiai Street 


FASHION SHOW 
The Aara Hatton for Childhood 
Education will' hold a spring 
fashion show “ March 28 ait 8 
The Ladies’ Aid Society ofip.n*. in fee Victoria Art Gal- 
jKnoa Precbyterian Church are lay. Fashions will be from 
holding a Rummage Sale an I Jack Burgess. Oak Bay. 


Lasting beauty far yew bonne . . . 

If you are a devotee of the strictly contemporary and avant- 
garde in furniture and home appointme nts , this may leave you 
euld . . . But if. an the other hand, you love the elegance, the 
graciousoesi, the snul-sstfefytog look and fael of fine traditional 1 
furniture . . . there's one place you should visit often . . . and 1 
that's Home Furniture's Galtary ... the beauty of whose offerings 
Is almost overwhelming! ... We sew some lovely new pieces tbs 
other day . . . Italian marquetry . . . satfaiarood Inlaid - . ■ with 
irrique gold trim and Florentine marble tops ... A .small and a 
large console ... a commode and coffee table ... To blend in 
with these pieces, then’s a charming antique gold corner curio 
cabinet with lighted interior . . . and little gflt Victorian chairs 


After looking at some of the latest arrivals to Mias Frith’s mlB- 
Iniiy department, we oa&only say that if you don't fare forth 
this spring in one of fee smartest, moat gfeiwwous chapaaux 
you've ever owned . . . why, yon’vs no one to blame but younelf. 
... It needn't even be a very expensive hat (unless, of course, 
you fall in love with one of fee exclusive Imports) . . . because 
some of the smart models we saw feta week have practically 
pin-money price tags . . . There’s a shinning white and coffee 
ball straw with high rolled brim and sort of zig zag trim . . . 


be4oH Silk 


Phone EV 2-1125 


cl soil woven straw that you can crush In yomr hand . - - great 
for treveiling ... A couple of ultra-smart straw "saucer hats 
to nt well back on your haad ... one all black, fee other black 
combined with pink ... A baad-hugging (and head-turning! 
wig of yellow-centered Mack shellacked daisies ... See meet 
stunners at . . . MIm Frith MOttnary ft Faatoraa. 1«7 Dsag is a 
■t., sn 7111. 


float—made by contestant, decorated 
wagon Or toy car, best school group 
in above and best junior or school 
band. There will also be refreshments 
after the parade. 


Enquire about 
Air Excursions 


Saturday, April 9, starting at 10 a.m. 
from the Amelia Street side of the 
B.C. Hydro parking lot Judging will 
start at 9 a.m. so all entries must be 
on the lot by that time. In the event 
of rain the proceedings win be held 


New 21-Day 
Eurmll Passes, 
European Oar 


- before, what with all ov moderoday Shirley and I don’t think I ever 

- |t acema to m the height of good mom to Warn MW him without a shiner or a 

to dance property and beautifully and efforttaasly • • • 

place y outran*learn to do Juat that to the ArthurJETSiSto 
1 -_ as __f k-jU nn iw dansina tiftfl bMn refined to 

” amTwheee you'll have loads of fun while yuu'r* 
make new friends . . . enjoy regular studio parties! 

■ — all the new dancea . . . 

,U..... w .... ___ . After only a few lessons 

jrw vista of recreation and enjoyment will be opened to 
. Remember, you don't need a partner to take dancing 
at Arthur Murray’s ... And an introductory course m 
texpenslve ... so why not phone or drop in for further 
lion7 . . . Open noon to 10 p.m. . . . Arthur Murray 
>f Dane tag, 7U Yatea St., EV S-1474. 


even truer today than ever 
tensions, «<C. . . • I' 
to dance « 

where tiw teaahlng of ballroom dancing has- been refined to 
a ioter.ee 

I urning.— — - - . 

Arthur Murray teachers will teach you 
bring you up to date on the old one* . . 
a whole new \' * “ J 


What bafflea me is 1 don't 
know when bs gfts the cheating 
In. He comes straight home 
from work and never goes 


I menu would have a real effect ■ny***™ ln «*»■ evening without 
|on my wife. Please help me 

] right away .-SOS. (SAVE OUR - | 


Giant earrings and rings in c 
dralgns . . . mostly Mack and whi 
jraeitary to hit fee f as h ion pagan 


or Bud—and teach hii 
i handle himself In a fight 


ton's have i lovely w»y with weddings . . • 

Funny how we aU think we know about weddings . . UQtP we 
get Involved ln one ourselves... either as a bride-to-be. or parent 
• hereof . . . Then it's all apt to seem a bit overwhelming . . . 
E.,ton's, however. DO know all there Is to know about pfenning 
v.. ddings in every meticulous detail. . . and they re ready, will- 
in„ and able to offer you every kind of advice, as well at take 
< ver every detail of wedding preparations ifyou so deMre ... 
M-aat you do ta contact the ConeuMant at Eaton s.Bridal and GW 
Registry as soon as the engagement becomes official . . . From 
then on, you can sit beck and relax ... (after all, engagements 
an nip posed to be enjoyed!) ... Eaton'a peuvtda "fun coverage 
for weddings . . . Thta Inctadaa to v tattona, cmde, flowers, oms, 
wvddta« rate, reception . . . they'B ras arrange fer yoor hearer 
moon trip I ... The Gift Regtatry Consultant will keep a record 
c 4 the bride's n eeds, tastes and dadoes in silver, chins, linens, 
furnttme, etc., tar the benefit of friends to as arch of the perfect 
gtft . . . help select and plan everything tor, the couple's new 
home ... And we might add that all this super-service costs you 
not an extra penny . .. Truly. Eaton'a offer the mpst aO-taclusive 
v - debug service we've ever heard of 1. . . Eaton'a kite and Gift 
Registry, M 1141, Laeal S7S. 


Bear Abb Laaderai Ia there 
any way a wife can tell for sure 
if her husband is playing the 
part of a faithful husband at 


Our defiled cr af ts men 
can design or restyle 
your present fur into 
fashionable, up-to-the- 
minute garments .. . 
coats, jackets or 
stoles. 


LADIES' 
FASHIONS 


Look for plenty of color afoot tar spring and summer. Newest 
shade ta celery green, s soft whitened toot tar daytime wear. Big 
new* to New York, we re seen some very smart ratary green 
shoes ngbt here at home. 


DRESSES 


The Ultimate in Elegance 
for 1966. 

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Phone 3824241 


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Doing The Town 


Clubs and Societies r 


I NOBLE U BANDS 


I Saturday, April 2. in the Mouse, 


upnuisiarea wnn nemy aura veirei . . . true cniimx, u nra 

wc haw It! . . . There are other curio cahtnefe too, ta various 
fi ilshes . . . solid mahogany, hand-carved coffee and lamp tables 
with beautifully grained marble tops ... AH this furoitxre to 
Individually selected . ■ ■ imported . . . made to feet a lifetime 
.. and bring ever-growing satisfaction to the lucky owners there¬ 
of ... See it soon at... Haras Fartotore Carapaay, MB Fart 84., 
SSJ-51SS. 


... and suddenly it's spring! Flowering trees an bursting 
Into bloom all over th- place ... even downtown 1 .., Aren’t you 
glad you live in Victoria? And doesn’t the rest of the ecurtry 
wish they did? 


Spring goes to your head . • • 

Whatever else you da ... or don’t. . . btgr to celebrate the 
arrival of ipring. there's one thing yon MUST have to put you to 
the new season'a fashion picture ... and that's a new hat! . . . 


Equally am art to navy and white . . . Another wide brimmed 
coffee color ball with faQta scallop trim Brand brim and crown 


Those "unconetructed” suits and coats we've told you about 
seeing right here in Victoria are featured to the very latest lraue 
of Vogue. 

That nnmtataksble “Liberty Look” . . . 

Among the many new arrivals at W ft J Wilson la a big ship¬ 
ment of Tana lawn from Liberty of London . . . that famous 
__u.., 1 . «wt Imwl th* ivnrlri nver . . and used 


ywraaga IS au menet wme . . . wmw ™ 

course we don't need us to remind you how easy it ta to launder 
oik! rare for . . . Our advice la to see it soon while the selection 
is s till full and complete . . . You might even be lucky and find 
material to match one of Wfleon’a new tailored Liberty Mouses 
... in which rase you could buy the Mouse (02.16) and a couple 
yards of material tor a skirt to mate up jawH tar a wry smar t 
< and inexpensive) summer outfit I , , . W ft A WBsra Untoi 
1SSI Governraeat fit., 4S4-7177. 


A transistorised, self-charging clothes htuah la the neyst 
etortrir gadget, wa hear, field to do a tarrlfie cleaning Job. TMs 
Is especially timely now that navy ta a»h an "to” color! 

Lear* to diSM the Arthur Murray w»y . . . 

Of all the activities cngsgnl In by man . • • »^ort to*n J® 
time he learned to watt on wto tags ... one of fentel 
Vtvec 1 the world over ta dancing! . . . You might even aay feat 
man was MEANT to dance . . . to help him refcx. «P^ f 
_-i b. uuJiHw . ind even to keep fit! . . . This Being 


SPRING Daffodil Frolic 

■Sa ■ water tun at Wa me 
a w n Kraanas*! 8-pteaa ■•••W 
ftaaaa irWuara. SS a iaa»U BaaSr. 

Everyone is Talking 


about the 


Exciting Fabrics 


R. O. MUNSON 
18 years’ experience In help¬ 
ing the Hard cf Hearing with 
their hearing problems 

*N 0 W!V 

An ALL-IN- 
THE-EAR 

Hearing Aid 
from MAIC 0 ! 

A unique approach to 
hearing oorreciioal 
The MA1CO 


It is almost time for this giant rabbit 
to make his appearance again. He’ll 
be right there to lead the Easter 
Kiddies’ Costume Parade on Easter 


In the Court House Building, ground 
floor. Prizes will be awarded in each 
class, individual floral, individual— 
comic or otherwise, decorated cycle. 


FEATHERSTOME’S S“* 

tt yen nm pfenning n trip to fes Brltfnk Wes or to fee 
CihHbwI thta summer, MOW ta fes fens to gat kH the 
ferts and fl aws. Aa antitoctaed agrafe tm al — 

nifu, stts 

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ANN GLANDERS 


mrc-ooo-oiui 


724 YATES 


Remarkable new 
hearing aid aith no ! 
cards or tubes, and 
the aealed-ln power 
cell that recharge i 
| - — *hik yam deep! Out- 

KWT” HeadingeAenomy 


See it x .. Try it 
TODAY, at 

R. 0. MUNSON 


MAICO OF VICTORIA 

tiki *<«■■•■(• at nv Ih| Thu 
—H a Clirrllf rharita 

OftN t DATS A WIT* 


PHONE 
EV 1*2436 

nr Call at 

670 FORT 
STREET 

Ground Floor 


Dear Ann Landers: I need your help and I need it me. What doe* this sound like to 
fast. My wife gave birth to an eight-pound bay y unfair - _ ... 

day and we are thrilled. This is the first grandchild on r*"* - * , " ■ 

either side and it has created a lot of excitement wife who might manufacture a 

u .. , ---problem for herself If she 

. „ y nT*..i wan .f to home and kvtog it up where he doesn't lay off. Just because a 

hoy Beverly after her grand- % man wants to smell good 

father and I'm against it. I . «trw» K n-f mean h» h n . > %te-i 

think it’s a dirty trick to saddle 1 mon,h * «*R Q Stnd <in tS slrfT ^ ^ 

a boy wife a girl's name-no fe»* my husband bought himself friend on t he side. _ 

master how Mfithnencrt fee so me deo dorant. He never used i - l V. — 

reason. I went through school ba ** T - *** "*“ aomf 

wkh a tod whose name was smelllftg after-shave 


BIRKS PRESENTS 
A Special Sale of 

SPRING UMBRELLAS 


READY FOR THE RAIN 


Fashionable shelters when spring showers come your way in a profusion 
of styles and colors. 

Solid shades and prints, smartly designed, tailored or fancy handles. Farh 
umbrella has its own individual sheath. 

Supplied especially to Birks by one of Canada’s leading umbrella manu¬ 
facturers. 

These umbrellas would normally sell at considerably higher price. 

SALE PRICE A 95 

EACH ■# : 


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Surprise Shower Party 


Guests were Mn. C. S. Welch- let to. Mrs. Margaret Smith. Mr*, 
man. Mrs. Viola Siddall, Mrs. Jean Joyce. Mrs. D. Riches. 
Thro /Mien. Mr*. Ocaiy Camp-, Mrs Linda Fisher. Mrs. Mari- 
bell. Mrs. Joan Tysoe. Mrs.jlyn Johns, and the Misses Karen 
Mary Edwards. Mrs. Ada Can-! Radley and Kathy MacMiH*". 


A surprise shower was giv-woi 
for Miss Marjory Rentor. at the’ 
Dufferin Streel home nj Mrs. 
Helen Tregailis. Mrs. Pat Coles 
was coho6tess. Gifts were in „al 
gaily decorated basket of green 
with white Shamrocks. Corsages! 
of carnations were presented toj 
mothers of the bride and groom j 
elect, Mrs. J. Renton and Mrs. 
R. Taylor. The bride elect re¬ 
ceived gardenias. 


An Invitation from 


RESTAURANT 


ROGERS PASS— 
BANFF TOUR 

8 diysi S118 lach labile 
May 7th ta 14th 


Come in and Serve 
Yourself a Treat! 


ACRO JANITOR 
SUPPLIES LTD 


Ont of Tour Include*: 
Special chartered fau. itayi with you 
for entire tour, we do net uae icbedulad 
bueet. 

Twe excellent dtnneri. (lee eenUnental 
hreaklaate. meny itd* tauri to points 
at Intereat with ear awe baa. eucb aa: 
tour el OJtanaxan Valley orchards at 
epele-bloeacm time: we alio taka yen 
ta Radium Rot Sarin... Columbia lea 
Fields. Lake LouUe. aulpbi 
etc. 


SOUPS AND SALADS OUR SPECIALTY 

I'ttleaa . . . 

It is your favorite Sandwich served on "Squirrcly” Bread 
or one of our many other S|«cialty Breads. 

Or, just a cup of Coffee with a Muffin. We have six kinds 
to choose from. < 

Open Monday Through Saturday, 9-5 

VITEWAY SSIVL 

CENTRE LTD. 

709 VIEW STREET EV 4-6434 


Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Clarke, j 
4042 Fred Street, announce 
the forthcoming marriage of ; 
their only daughter, Beverlee 
Bernice to David Jack Me- i 
Leod, son of Mr. and Mrs. 
George Lester McLeod of '! 
Edson. Alta. The wedding I 
will take place on Saturday. f 
April 30 at 4 p.m. in EBqui- 
ms It United Church. — (Don \ 
Ryan photo) 


_ Mountain, | 

Tour route follow, via M.nntne | 
Park. Okanaaan Valley. Kootenay! 
Mountain.. Windermere Park. Cllecl.r! 
Park., BC. Baoft Park. Tabo Park.; 
over world-famed Roeera Peai, by | 
Arrow 4-akee. Kamlneoi NlceU Valley, 
etc . alas Inchided In caat of all tauri. 
Steeliest motel, or botch. Tour direc¬ 
tor for commentary, ett. Sixteen .eats 
left only. 

GLACIER PARK 

(MONTANA) 

YELLOWSTONE PARK 

9 Jays, $138 aiah Aiiblt 
May 18th ta May 24th 

Via Mannlni Perk. Okanetan Valley. 
IXeetanay Mountain. Wtterton Lakes 
Park. Olaeler Nattonal Park. Montana. 
Yellow.tona National Park. Wyomln*. 
Grind Teton Park. BpoJteoe. Qrand 
Coulee Dim. etc Eighteen a*ata left 
only Write er nbone tor detailed 
Itineraries 


Aero, pxetusive representative on Vancouver Island for 
General Dye a Chemical Co. Ltd., stocks the following 
Commercial Floor Maintenance Products In Victoria: 

• Floor Polishes—Aero-Pol, Polymer i ^ 

• Floor Waxes— Flor Brlte, "K” Wax 

• Floor Sealer—7 Seal 

• Surface (leaner— No. SIN, Wax Stripper No. MM 
All the above product, are manufactured la B.C. by Oeneral Dye 
A Chemical On. Led. 


FOR FLOWERS 
This Watk’s Spseial 

Arrangements of lovely, 
fresh, spring Nil25 
flowers. Special *• 

FLOWSRI Rf Kill 

ee. noliGLas in»T 

(Oipaalle llratbceaa Ratal) 


In an a«a al synthetics "K" WSX U unleue In that It la tom- 
nmad a< a blah paroentaet of No 1 Carnaube. nature'. oMaat. 
fin.it nai Carnaube cam. tram tbe leal of the Carnaaba Palm 
grown in northern arutl ana I. tea tougneit. loofeet-weartne 
was known ta Han. 


The regular meeting of the 
Victoria Hand Weavers’ Guild 
will be held on Tuesday. March 
2S at 7:30 p m Please note new 
■duress 1005 View, corner of 
Vancouver .Slides will be shown 
of previous exhibitions. 


"K" Wax la said at tbe loUa»in| Meanest:— 

Cadbara Ray Hardware tfew Rayal Hardware 
Pill.Id. Hardware Rryb'i Hardware. 

Hal's Uakal.terlng a Heme lanfbsa Ibalb 

Skalbaaraa Plaaa Madeaa'e Hardware a ip 

Parklaua'i Ba.elra a lalaa, Banian. 


Charge Accounts 
Invited 


NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING 
STIMULATES BUYING 


GIBSON GIRL 
TATTERSALLS HAVE THE 
CONTINENAL WAY 
WITH WOOL! 


Al the top of the coat news 
for spring . . . 

black and white, and navy and white 
wool tattersall, 

British-woven to assure 

top quality, superb performance. 

Here, the skinny coat. 

And, emphasizing the important 

1 

two-tone look: 

the three-piece costume, 

the high-rising coot. 

Misses' sizes. 


Collection Clothes, 


They have 

for complete fashion . 
The Gibson Girl Touch 


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Something to auit every 1 
taste and every purie. 

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CENTURY AITS LTD. 


Prepare Well 9 
Be Calm 
For Exams 


i By KITTE TV EMEU. 

11« Ooveram«a» Bt. Itl ^ ^cht telore ^ 

EV l«t 3 all through your houai not a 

fiat *n»im4 it» ,*rn»r from . creature It stirring — because 
ran you've got to study, or else! 

But do you really kw h«ne 
- |to study for a final? And how 
NEWSPAPER ADVEItlWINO mudl ^ ^ cramming do 

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RUDYSMKIPLIIS 

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hoilSias aaaua » ■»«- 
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ded hi sad maw capped 
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■lab. ■arias aa 4 park* It 
hot ilincUn dilate thapa 
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COMIM ATIOU*. 
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Africa. Alter eowjlns 
to Caaada. ba «ork- 
at tar aeaeral Traeel 
A I anil a a, lalnlaa 
CTA aa Balae Repre- 
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llueat la ItaUaa, 
Serbia n-Croatian 
Punch ant Baallah. 
aaalatlaa traeellera ta 
Bautbera S«ro*e tad 
Africa. 


AXIL BTSMSSON) AST NOOBBAM >U a 

barn IS Denaiark, barn and adneaudla R 

traeaned nMunalf HeUhnd, Idalaa MR 1 

la KuroeM lar a Sean- aa a Sort Rapraiaut* I 

dtairlaa Trust atlra lb Saitarn CM- ■ 

lamilaa and a »ds. »• »as raonaa- fe 

SO-imiSIS Canpaar aisle far aula tips X 

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tamatloual fllabti. uliraata with their - 

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The proper approach to 
the permuril rebnUdleg 
of the structure of dam¬ 
aged h*ir is quite simple 
really. The fact that hale 
in 97% Protein, assure* ua 
that Protein, and ouly Pre- 
tele. can "feed" the hair 
the strength that it has 
lost through improper care. 

When you work all day. 
you lose the energy you had 
at the beginning of the day. 
This is exactly the same 
condition present in the 
heir when it needs condi¬ 
tioning. You can not just 
drink water and expect to 
replenish your energy. You 
must eat food. Similarly, 
when the bair loses Pro¬ 
teins and becomes "tired" 
or "sick,” it must have 
these Proteins replaced in 
the hair structure. Lano-, 
Jins, cholesterol* and po¬ 
mades have their plage in 
hairdressing. Just asVur- 
niture oils and polishes 
hgve their place in keeping 
the furniture in a pleasing 
appearance. But they will 
not permanently repair the 
hair. Only Proteins can do 
this. 


■inre the demand for Pro¬ 
tein conditioners has beun 
created, many brands have 
appeared on the market. 
Many contain ammonia to 
help the conditioner pene¬ 
trate the hair shaft. Some 
have at little as 13% active 
Protein ingredients, and 
many have just two amino- 
acids in their composition. 

P.P.T. “8-77," the hair 
and skin conditioner formu¬ 
lated by RED KEN LABOR¬ 
ATORIES INC., contains all 
22 of pie known amino- 
acids, and is the only con¬ 
ditioner that we know of 
that has such a high con¬ 
centration of naturally or¬ 
ganic Praia has. scientifi¬ 
cally acid-balanced to the 
correct ph value for healthy 
hair and acalp. 

To restore health and 
beauty to yonr hair, ask for 
a P.P.T. trestment at the 
MARGO BEAUTY STUDIO 
most convenient for you. 
You, and your friends, will 
be amazed at ths results. 


Make an Appointment at the 
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Successful scholars can te|i 
you. Here are the questions I 
asked a group af them and the 
answera they gave me: 

• Do you cram before ex¬ 
ams? If so. how much? 

Yea, 41 per cent said they 
crammed. 31 per cent said they 
didn't, 19 per cent said some¬ 
times, and t per cent said very 
Hide. So the large majority 
cram in some manner, but how 
they crammed vanrd greatly. 

Com meats: "S O m ■ tbnee I 
cram a lot because I leave 
■mail detail* and exact dales 
to this type of study." “It helps 
to ertm for several days in 
succession hoping there won’t 
be much left to do the night be¬ 
fore.” "Cram for short quizzes, 
such u aA i chapter in French, 
but prepare daily for long 
tests." "Don't cram — ft just 
make you less confident." 
"Study every night until you get 
tired. If you don’t pick it up 
in a whole semester, you won't 
learn it the night before a test.” 

♦ ft * 

• How do you prepare for 
exams? 

Half said they review the 
whole course, while 10 per cent 
said they study books and notes, 
9 per oent read class material, 
and 31 per cent relied on what 
they learned by keeping up with 
the daily work. 

Comments here were varied, 
too. "Study and memorize all 
notes,” said one, while another 
■aid, "Review notes only if 
necessary.” But same were 
specific: "Vary, to auit the 
course. For science and math, 
check formulas so you can work 
out problems. For history, leam 
all the facta. Thao you can re¬ 
view general trends.” “Make 
up sample problems and work 
them out" "Pay attention the 
last day before a test — that’s 
usually a review period." 

★ ★ * 

• Do you use any speaial 
teat technique? 

The best technique, said V? 
per cent, is to prepare well for 
a test. Other suggestions were: 
relax, 25 peroent; know or guess 
what .the teacher will ask. t per 
oent; and think beforehand, 
then ooneentrsts during the 
exam, I per cent. 

These top scholars left noth¬ 
ing to chance. They studied their 
teachers as wall aa ibu text. 
"Know the itype of test • a par¬ 
ticular teacher gives, so you'll 
know how to interpret a ques¬ 
tion.” "Understand what ths 
Instructor wants. This Involves 
analysis erf the teacher's per¬ 
sonality." 

They also strewed the right 
mental attitude: "Prepare well- 
Ihen you'll be calm." "Think 
of tasta as a challenge, not a 
torture." "People who tense up 
don't have a chance." 

* * * 

• How do you go about 
taking s test? 

Here's a run down on their 
Ideas: First, survey the test 
I and plan your time. Some do 
easy questions first; others be¬ 
gin with essay-type questions. 
Few tests areweighMd.no it pays 
to answer as many questions as 
you cen. Concentrate an prob¬ 
lems you can answer, but don't 
pause too long on any one thing. 
Don't waste valuable time by 
worrying — there'll always be 
mors tests and a chance to 
score higher marks! 

For Kitte Turmell's new fact- 
packed leaflet on "Sohorlar- 
sfaps" send a seif-addressed 
stamped envelope, care of this 
newspaper. This tell* how io 
apply and qualify for financial 
aids for higher education and 
Hats leads for up-to-date Infor¬ 
mation. 


ICR ADMITS AGE 

I In the icelielda of northern 
| Canada, each winter's deposit of 
I Ice is separated by a thin layer 
|of dust, so the ioe shows its agejl 
I as a tree iota. || 

ROGERS PASS 
Basil, Pestietoi 

Lv. May It, t Days, SM-00 

XfcU atx-iar. Sacortad tear taa»«a ear 
afflea Mas IS ta vaaoeu**. man ua 
the Fraaar Caayus. ararnlaht at K»m- 
looai. than aa ta Beveliteka Nation*! 
Park. Olactar Park. Naecra Pau. Lake 
Laulaa aad Banff tar l»a ntibti and 
ilghtaaelas iris 

Tbca ta Salmon Ana. Vanum. Kalavo* 
and PaaUeton tapala blown* Hail I 
far Ml lUhti, nut day o»«r Hoot- 
Prlaaatan Highway ta Vaaemi*ar and 1 

Viatarla 

Fare M* M douklca aaeh Sla*]*. UtUa 
■are. Da lull bat and wall-kawn 
tear conductor Soma acota aiaUoblo. 

ferdu RIvmt Ttur 

Tba Jordan Star tear wm Have ear 
afOea at 1 M im Baudoy. Hank n. 
by tba aid lalaad XMllway ta rww aad. 
Hdaiaila Haas* Valter and Baafea. 

tboa a leaf tba baoattfal Bhoraltoa al 

the Paclfta to tha aattoafe at “Mat 
Ha Mat.” (Sen to Jordon Hlaor. 

■at aru ta Vtatorla by I N >■ Coal 
or aw. B.SS Taa l»e laaUoaati. 
■ay fau ItofcrU new, (aw aaata avail-! 

acta. 

Haaten waar ta yaara. II aa war yaar 
Oat anfeanklg earda and tlcbau from 

REORfiE E. WILLIS 
Unkr CHiztns 1 Club 

IIM Broad Street EV 5 iI41 


No Height-Cutting 

Princess Margrethe of Denmark, seen stepping 
from a car in Caracas, Venezuela, defied Saturday 
night in Santiago, Chile, she planned an operation 
to reduce her height, six feet. "I love every inch 
of me,” Danish heiress to Danish throne told 
reporters at start of six-day visit to Chile.—(CNS) 


Teen 

Letters 


"Deer Kitte TurmcU: This is] 
not my problem but I wai woa 
during if I ahnuld ssy something 
about it. There is this girl I'll 
esS A and this boy I'tt call B. 
Well, anyway, here'i the aitua- 
bon. B esn't go anywhere or do 
anything except with A. 

"Another thing is that A is so 
jealous she thinks everyone 
wants him—B. We come home 
from school every day together, _ 
and from the time we leave 
school until we get home she 
is saying: 'B, «top that’; 'B 
don't do that'; 'B, you’d better 
not' and her favorite phrase Is 
B, I wish you would do this 
and not do that.' 

"It is really aickeerinc. the 
boy can't do anything on his 
own. I've quit coming home with 
her when she ia with Mm. 

"So, tell me if I should talk 
to her about this, because it 
certainly isn't anything cute 
and I think she should know 
it Please print this, aa from 
•SHOULD It* " 

Dear "Mould If”: If you 
know her well enough to risk 
ending the friendship, you 
might say the* seems to be a 
bit too bossy. Then drop the 
subject — and let him react 
as he chooses in self-defence, 
always remembering it is not 
your problem. Meanwhile, don't 
try 1 o dominate him or meddle 
in their relationship or you'U 
be the unwanted one in the 
trio. Give her no cause for jeal¬ 
ousy. 

★ * ■ 

“Dear Kitte: I go with a boy 
who k 6 feet 7% inches tail. 
He Is real sweet end not bad- 
looking. This is not my prob¬ 
lem; what bothers me is I'm 
only 5 feet 3 inches. Whenever 
we dance, I get dizzy because 
I'm always looking up at him, 
trying to hear what he's say¬ 
ing. I’ve tried wearing spike 
heels but my fact get sore. I 
try not to look up but then I 
c*'t hear him. What should I 
dot TUNNY PARTNER .” 

Deer "Partuer": Listen to 
(he music, enjoy dancing in 
rhythm. Do your talking be¬ 
tween dances, while you're 
seated together, when not dis¬ 
tracted by music as you dance 
Look up to him to show you 
admire him. 


Week 

In 

Records 


By MARY LEE BURROW* 

In a few years this column 
might well be called "the week 
in tape cartridges". Tape cart¬ 
ridges are the newest, moat con¬ 
venient way to listen to music. 
Many recordings are now being 
put into cartridges and many 
companies are now producing 
them. They are played on a rela¬ 
tively small machine which 
will even be available in some 
1967 can. 

* * A 

Hie Polish goverrsoeiri was 
staggered by the response the 
Polish young people gave the , 
Animals on tfwir recent lour be¬ 
hind the Iron curtain. The group 
was received by enormous 
tudiencti everywhere h went, 
ft ★ ft 

Sgt. Barry Sadler has received 
gold records tor the single and 
the LP at his hit Balled of the 
Green Berets. 

Hit singles: Nowhere Man, by 
the Beetles Is number one. In¬ 
side Lookin' Out by the animals 
Is going to be great. 

What's happening: Kicks by 
Paul Revurs and tha Raiders 
should be really great. ' | 


Victoria’s Top 20 


Nowhere Man . 

IMh Nervous Breakdown.. 

... The Beatles 

... The Rolling Stones 

These Boots Are Msde for Welkin’ 

. Nancy Sinatra 

California Dreamin'... The Mama's and the Pape’s 










. Cher 







The Oae os the Right. 




I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry. 

. B. «L Thomas 

Keep On Routin’ . 

.Spencer Dnvls Group 

Belled of the Green Berets.... 


Dedication Song 




One Track Mlsd . .,. 

..The Knickerbockers 


NOW IN VICTORIA 
^ FOR SERVICE CALL 


EV 4-7101 

ON MAJOR APPLIANCES 
AND TELEVISION 


GENERAL!! ELECTRIC 


Children 6 to 14 Years 

Enter the 

MS SPRING FLOWER 
W FESTIVAL 

Costume and Floral Parade 

APRIL 9, 1966 

(a) Individual in floral costume 

(b) Individual in other cogtume—comic or otherwise 

(c) Individual decorated cycle 

(d) Individual float (made by contestant) 

(e) Individual decorated wagon or toy car 

(f) Best school group in any of the above classes 

(g) Best Junior or school band 


Entries will a om noble at B.c. Hydro Parking Lot, Maaou 
aad Blaaakard Streets, by S:SS a.m. am Saturday, April 
Bill, ready far jadgtsK. 

Name ..—.. 

Address ....... 

School..*............ 

Teleph<»e ..^.. Age.*. 

Approval Signature . . .. . 

(Parent, Guardian or Teacher) if school group. 

Type of Entry (Class) .. - - 


CLIP AND MAIL 

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OF COMMERCE 
1217 Dftiflai Street 
Vieteria, B.C. 


EXTBIka MOST SC 
■ FSM1TTZO NOT LATES 
THAN AFUL t. I0M 


R Ratitt ClllOtftSt Victoria, B.C., Saa-, Merck 20, 1M* 

Confidence 

LikS a doctor or a lawyer, yeur dispensing optician bolds 
s position of trust We are u nder stand ably proud that 
doctors lopChaJmeiagiatm. and eye specialists I and cus¬ 
tomers are, to an ever increasing degree, placing their 
confidence in us. 

MAKE SURE 

Bring yonr Freacristtoa for Gleases te 

Haycock Optical Dispensary 


TERMS OF (XN'in 

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1157 Brand Bt al Mn 
EV « 7 SSI 


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Nanaimo, R.C. 

Sat Bastion St. 

SkyUne S-ltn 


LISTINGS REQUIRED 

IN ALL DISTRICTS 


THE BUSINESSLIKE WAY 

is to place your confidence in one live, wide¬ 
awake firm that will represent your best interests. 

PREFERRED ATTENTION 

is given when you authorize us to sell vour 
property, you get all the benefits of professional 
real estate salesmanship, based on experience, 
"know how” and up to the mtnute market Meta. 

CALL TODAY 
YOU CAN COUNT ON US’ 

Oyer O Years at Successful Service 


tepUemon 


aun _ 

MBS / LIMITED 

Real Estate, Mortgages, Insurance, Property Management 

680 BROUGHTON ST. EV 5-S41I 


7 ^ 

^ II "Bon Voyagef (/ CS 

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Take a Once-in-a-Lifctimp Vacation Voyage to the 

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• CARIBBEAN • GREAT BRITAIN • EUROPE 

P A O-ORILNT are the biggest ships sailing tlte seven seas * 
. . and wherever your destination, there's a ship going * 
your way! J 

IN VICTORIA, ARRANGE NOW WITH 

GEORGE PAULIN 

TRAVEL SERVICE 

Official Agent for * 

P it O-OKIENT LINES 


Call la (a t lll*,tr>US kratlin 
• larlfe,, Satalla 


1006 GOVERNMENT ST. 


S82-9188 


BILL FINDLAY 


KEN MacLAREN 

__.-agl 


I am extremely happy and proud that my company 
has been appointed to the ever-growing family of 
Zenith Hearing Aid Dealers. It ia our sincere aim to 
serve our community in every way we can, with the 
finest hearing aids available, by Zenith ... backed by 
our complete sen-ice and an ironclad 10-Day Money. 
Back Guarantee." 

# acNsiSLi re icft • usr time payusnts 
. rate home demonstration 

Come in today... for a demonstration of 
the finest in hearingaiOs-ZeoithI 

» K. F. MacLaren 

HEARING AIDS 


740 Yates Street 

Free Parking at Mac'a 


Phone 382-4524 

7n« Block Vain Parking Let 


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whn ru hMCUa caah. Typing 
m.. ahorthand an apart. Coed 


irtmeal* 


ERE ] 

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No. aavM4 
at Depart menu 
RCA. B.C. 

nua issued 


BINGO 


BINGO 


3862121 CLASSIFIED WANT ADS I386-2121 


. . - *-r. 


AFTER HOI R 
TELEPHONES 
11:3* p.m. to 7 a.ra. 


Sports, US ISM 
Editorial, SSS UN or 
QiralsUoa, MHJH 


BOX RKPLIES 
All replies to private box 
■ambers available from 
1;N B.m. to <:M p.m. 
Xaaia; to Friday la 
ctwaivt. * 

« • • 

OFFICE HOURS 
C.laaatfted Ceaator. t:M 
B.m. to p.ni. IU»I- 

araa Office, »:M B.m. to 
5:3i p.m. Meaday to Fri¬ 
day tocluaive. 

CLOSED SATURDAY 
• • • 

TELEPHONE HOURS 
l:M B.m. to *:»0 p.m. 
MoBday to Saturday to¬ 
cluaive. 


CLASSIFIED COPY 
DEADLINES 

Regular claiallled advertiae- 
maria majr ba placid at II* 
ruunter. B:0B a.m. to i;fa P m. 
on in* day prior to pubLlcallon. 
-Monday to Friday inclualv*. By 
Nelrphon*. S'.IB am, <o »:«s 
p.m. Monday lo Saturday tn- 
rlualv*. 

All claaaWeg aemldlaplay copy 
muii pa In Ih* p.ea*aalon ol 
Victoria Fr*»a Ltd MSI Douglaa 
Btrtal. by 4 00 p m. on in* day 
mi or to pohllcatlor. with tha 
raxrepttoai tha I copy lo* Sunday 
Colonial muat ba In by 4:0* p m. 
Friday. 


S DEATHS AND FUNERALS It FUNERAL DIRECTORS 


jJOHS (Valt to Sir. and Mra R G. .SAPPER- In Vict.ru on Friday 
J'dm. 33M Happy Valley Rod at March. 1«. ISa*. bant Anhui JLo 

m*' Royal Jutiilea Honal on -tapper to 450 UaiLaa 1M Mi 


in*' Royal Jutdlr* Hnaguiai on 
March 14. IMS. a atm. AJ*aai Ken- 
n*ih. Many thaidta to Dr T A 
ftn and aH fae maternity etofl 
Unaurad.) 

MAY to Mr *md Mra. Wm. 

Hay. a dauahtar, Marguerite Au¬ 
drey, on March », jm», at th* 
Royal Jubilee HrapKal a Matrr 
lor Tommy, Dehklr. Sane aad 
Heu>, with appreciation to Dr. L, 
W. riel It avi atafli 

S DEATHS AND FUNERALS 

i __ 

BUTCHER—In Vietero*. on March 
I U. lML Mra. Ruth Marguerite 
I Rut mar to Bowbm- V.I.. bon Ini 
Lady imlth ISia loaves her dauge 


.Sapper of 450 uCr, ^ IISALIi rUDCiAAL 

;*■ CHAPELS DEDICATED TC 

Wmnipee b*«or, rominTfa w* I THOUGHTFUL SERVICE 

Iona He laavaa Mi wile, XuDt at' 

IrviriU'^^^Sj'SlSANDS MORTUARY LTD. 

H c%iT. ! Mert \ on *> “‘P* 1 

bar n» tha Coiwood Coir dub, a at CSllm«S 

member of the Pro Patria Branch ryi-.,—n p m,* wo 

•M the canadtaa Legion a mrm , Victoria, B.C. EV 3-751J 

tew to the m haannr Aw 

riation. H# aarv*d nveraaaa i«, CHAPEL OF ROSES 
5W year, wtth Ih* are-raid dlvlalon . -TT VTT™**. 

In th* Second World War and w*« Sidney, B.C. 656-293. 

an aaaoriate member ot th* 

Queen i Own Cameron Hlghiaiid CHAPEL 6f HEATHER 


THREE FUNERAL PROFESSIONAL 1 REAL ESTATE r 

CHAPELS DEDICATED TO ' SALESMAN „ , , , , 

IHOUGHTFUL SERVICE SALES CAREER w . mu b mi ra. ■*. b « (in* You h * ve ^S* 1 or lnjst 

i.raaauauon Kxpenmr* preferred experience, 

SANDS MORTUARY LTD. A LARGE and well-known You have aocurate typing 

Meffional Chapel Investment Company with piaaatd m auerview you. Exceiimi and shorthand, 

vi Otima. newly-opened office. In Vi* * y<XJ wan! , rewaitiini 

Ictocia, B.C EV 3-7511 tom requires a responaihle oitaui Far .ppaiatmem. piaaa* position, 
chap fi, op roses repr esentati ve to assist in eVV«t' clarke * Nvallac? You are really sincere, 
idnevRT ^^932 development of the company Realty ltd, « Broughton st You ** ^ ** 
tdney, B.C 656-293. m this area. -- interested In. 

CHAPEL OF HEATHER WE xre ae eking an experi- PARTS, COUNTERMAN A top position is yours wit) 


j21 MALI HELP WANTED |21 MALE HELP WANTED 26 FEMALE HELP WANTED 26 FEMALE HELP WANTED g a {lg (Colonial 27 

I -.1 Sunday, March 20, 1066 


I SALES CAREER j W* wtah to add two mra io our flu* I 
{urBUtuauon. n yinm * preferred: 

I A LARGE and well-Known j ^ mi*. 'F vmil 

j Investment Company with pZurd to »w»rviaw"jou."^ceHraSl 


REAL ESTATE 
SALESMAN 


M. m£wr mISANDS MORTUARY LTD. 
L %■"" L“ I Memona] Chapel 

<xi Coir aub.°a of Chimes 

^«^r , . B In"m h I victoria, B.C EV 2-7513 


CLERK-TYPIST 


typut who ran 


2t SITUATIONS WANTED 
MALE 


ORDER S-ffll jTffiarrd arrdrd a*«1 VaMlrrue-l. 

NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT J2«~ 


Sr"iv«'«r b ^ug“!*u'*^^^h2^i3^ J a*^^^! CoJ '* ood - B C - GR 8-3821 man with business, | p M. 

“uTtorS £ r SSS?-. Eitablished M Years investment or finan- “ 

of Vlctom: two VoUMn.1 to Roywl Oak Burial Part. I — -——-— da] background. 


iALTY LTD, a» Hrmightoa st. you are the trtrt we are 

- --—--interested in, 

PARTS, COUNTERMAN A top position is yours with 


SERVICE, 

]Q» Jobaaoo 3t 


STENOGRAPHER 


prMarml. Uroal- U congenial firm. Good start- Wall <*san,a*d and capabla al.noi- Bt> » M 


LINK HAUL DRIVER 
Now hauling rail run. would Ilka 
•harter run. preferably Vancouver 
Inland. Experienced In rmi. Train 
and Dump trurk. Victoria FreM. 


paretd*. Mr. ami Mra. H B WU OM>» * Fiawral Chapel Imrrtnmt 
t*r. at VlcBirm: taro nrotban “ Royal Oak Burial Fa*1i. 

Michael DM Edward Wider, at - 

Vlrdorja- tm* aulrr Mra. J M WELLER — Suddenly >a Victoria. 
tMarvT a^ td piuwS? B C <m March 1». iMt Mr M«ry 


tMaryj Bnd of PorUaad: aawarmi 
meoe* and nephew > 

Funeral i«vle*i will ba held la 
St. Michael* and AH Angel* Angli¬ 
can Clwrr*. Weal Saanich Road, tm 
TueaOay. Marc* a al M M a.m. 
R*v w E Oraenhalgh offlrdatlng 
Followed by cremauan. McCall Bra*. 


Maude* Vaughan Weller, born I- 
Tnroota. Oni, and a r**Jdent of 
Victoria lor th* part 15 jean 
lata rvaldence. Suia SB. 27« 
SalelUte Street. He rtaave* ha 
wife. Mra. Helmi Simpaao Well** 
Servian* will he held m the Sand* 


11 MONUMENTAL 

MORTIMER'S 
MONUMENTAL WORM 
ESTABLISHED IfTT 
“Th* Fin«»l la Crmfumanaaif" 
SB David Street CV S4CC 


THIS POSITION will require 
a mature man capable of 


l myoatua ft* tha ngbt lb* 

WILSON MOTORS. 
DUNCAN 

Owvralat - OtdamotHl* dealer 


interviewing business tnl ffWSJWL HELP 


r professional men. 


IF YOU are over 30 and 


* « -“ »>.ve the above qualifica- 


| CAMERON —At at. Mary I Pnorv or 
Marrb IS. 1MI Edith Maud* Cam 
f aron. ag*d M yaan. a raa4d*a< 
here lor I yaan, agmat ty of Van- 
oaiver and Tororty. widow of John 
H Cameron. She leave* ana aoc. 
I Aian H. Cameron of Victoria; one 
daughtar. Mra W. A. (Dnrta) Ball- 
| lug d North Surrey, three grand- 
rhildron an* water Mra a FwM 
In Pickering. Ontario. 

Uraveald* aerviara will b* held al 
Ora an View Burba Pork. Vancouver 
an Wednewlay Marrh P at 1:M 
p.m Rev. Frank Muir ufTVIUlng 
, Flower* grata fully declined,. Mc¬ 
Call Broa. Fnrwrml Dtrackn In 
' chart* °4 arrangemen**. 


pel of Odmm- on W*<ba«*day wwtumm 

March Z9. IMS. at 1:«S |b. Rev 1«* H»> 8Ua*l 
Dr. It S Noel dldnai Cron* --_ 


tidns, telephone for persona] 
interview: 386-8478. 


23 MALE Ot FEMALE HELP 
RANTED 

COVER* 4E.VT OT CANADA 


line aalar-v rapher with InlUaUv. for manufar- SALESMAN WITH B YEARS OP 

I mg salary. luring Ornv Oa* girt offlee. Mum wareMhU aril mg in Victoria, drolre* 

, , 4 , ,, “ r.aoureriul and abla to wrrk on change of employment far peraonal 

For personal interview call: hrr own. J * rwWa «W rat* rearona. Any litorvlew. rnuat bo 

Mrs Severvm nr. Mrs JrVin- -BU ‘ *** B *“ 11 s * Urj conftdantlaJ. Mb gimmick* plaau. 

Mrs. he verson or- Mr*, jam order sat victoria Proaa. box ml 

! son - NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT proven master salesman. 

cPDflrir would HBr buanru upporlunily, 

DRAKE SERVICE management c -feu Laoellent 

nracrikTvt'T lots Juboaoo SL referanoea. GR V4C7. 


k jsvrarB a -ssus 

ferboro, CM., imdrr the "" * buMtoa Ml tomato of pitolk hna- 

cd the Honorabl* George w , th „ ,*oart*ncad atari to anil pMato Ibraughoit Brtttrii Ooianatoa; 
Ll.-Governor Of Brlurii pmooal taata lor any fhnl preparing renorta aad ra n o fnai enda- 

He waa a member of aroarit* — pclvata eenatotatton (km; aariadng hcayltal* aritb of- 


AUDIT AOOOUNTANT 
Requlrad far 

RoapUai bauranra Sarvtci 

VICTOR 1A 

BC avtl Sarvtc* 

SWIb Salary after Agrb 1. UBL 

MSI up to Bdfl per month. «e- 

l<*odiog oa -quallflcatlona and **- 
partance, rtotog to *HD por mdafb. 
PoaHloa towto v apprcawnafaly 51 

S r cant ad um away Oran Vtc- 
1a BiBliirtlai the record*, ar- 
»w*rBto i* and i i gi ato R ur* 
budgato tod h tamale* of public bna- 


,B In Victoria If. • AUDrt ACCOUNTANT 

SSTpJSSB bT X & . feALLANTYNE-S 

Beatrice Ann!* and wife ElUtlr For flower* _ „ v ™>* , 

He laavaa an* ao*>. Fredenr, —. . ... . ,-o r nrr> BC " avS S “ u ' c * 

Arthur of Ottawa, on* daughter EV 4^555; Night, UB-ASIS s»U« Salary after Agrb 1. MM 

Mra. E. W. iGladya, Wlrtanen uf "FWrrx Rv Wire” »4Xl up to Bdfl prr moath. de- 
Edmanton. three gnutorilildron l<eodb« oa ■ quaHBcatlona and *x 

Looiaa An Woodrow. Ottawa 900 DoUgikS St. pariaoce, rtatoe to WUi par moath. 

and Doorga Wtriaan o( -ODD. StTEthCOna Hotel Poabln Mralvra approa-nafaly S« 
** ta »2?S B 1 „ JU * UIOMi prr cant ad tana aaray from Wc- 

tha nrat World War having armed *,,vam n.,kr.n. ■■■ n aw n toria 1 hb|-~“-i th* record*, ar- 
Wto th. bb C.MR.A Mrd Bee *, C»TM« e^rlmi v>4 eaptotogura 
taboo. Prior boro, CM., uadrr th* H—■" araoara o* u. » — u p ^ llk v* 

command cd the Honorahu George -xpari.nrad atari to adit pMato tbroughnat Brtttrii Coiantoa; 

Pewrita*. Li.-Governor 6f Briurii nmm] taata Ira any fhnl preparing renorta aad raoranmenda 

Oduntato. He waa a member of otrtJiM — prtvata eanatotattoa (fan; ■ a daring hcayltala uritb od- 
thc Amtwlaiion Aaanoiatjon. the roam flee perriarc 

t T St - WM SERVICB WjC-MH. » 

LVri uTib^MSy. Chorch Cbrir BLALTY IALON 

in 1M* rity far riieral year. Now tacaltd at 14M Derby Road. «■“* 

Bervtre* Sill be, held to McCfal oil Ctotar Mill Road. MM19. Lrolmng L| flv. y^ra In 

Broa- FLORAL CHAPEL. Jfanron ---jj 1 . - „ to 

.vss; 'i «“"<« _fejgy» ,D a « jb a 

H J Jure* offlcfauna. In term ani- ^- C . .° v U 

Hem^.l Garden*.^- LEGION BINGO ». ‘-vS-SSrl 


OF CANADA 
farm CBC lad fa 
nuMoa. 401 11SC 

Victor!*, ac.. 


^. Daparimiu ad Mm 


DRAKE 
PERSONNEL 
Suite 215. Alexis Building 
895 Fort St. 
385-3425 

"Never a fee to the 
applicant” 

SOUND LIKE YOUt 


excellent potential FOR 30 SITUATIONS WANTID 

widow or aingle woman to help at __ _ 

iran, principally la coffee hnuie FEMALI 

and xmall ator*. For tha right 

S7SST of JLOOHS EX- 

r.m.m.nKnw n,. .. Mrily (leaned. Waxed and nollihed 


"Never a fee to the remuneraUon. * Experience not a* |“ rt jE cteaned- waxed and pollibed 
impnrtaot at wllllngnen and In- jgmacfiiiw*. Homea °ur xpecla lt>. 
applicant rmtlve. Work heavy jo aummer. , E*talblrii*d .fan I~v»* 

light tn wltorr. Muat want tn llv* tY __ 

-arsrrra 

SOUND LIKE YOUT S^'a,^^ iTb2en."1 

claaned. Call I to T pm., EV 5-M4L 

You are alert, ambitious, neat and tidy lady, «. wrm will babysit in my Tiwn 
single, Mtracdve, with out- US .TSS.ra 'SSSi n ' M ^ T ™ 1,w 

going P*r«oali^, a flair (or ttAJTSSSZ or 

decorating and design, like a Good ■urrounding*. car, etc Foal- mine. Profearional beau train.. Ptv 

bright, pieaaant alnwephere, «.,”At,*t^ k ?iifi'to'n.iS 7 ^™ - „ --- 

with good working condi- ,v «- ConUdmUil^ No prof*a*lo»wl kggAL STENOG RAPHER- BOOK- 
lion., have «xne basic office ^ Vlf ““ ^ 

“ d 27 TIACHiiJ - WAMTID 

dealing wlm Bte punic. —--—- my home, crmom 

Then this U for you. - TuST" SgJS?MKLOTS 


CAR.NOR - In Victoria on March II. XJ -Govomar 01 BrtMrii your DaraorwJ laaU fag aay ftoral preparing rayori a aad i 

IMS. Mr. Ttnmaa Jrie, Carmn of ONumbto He waa a member to aerarica - private eenatotatton ikra; aada rin g hoaplU 
3*» Cedar Hill Croaaroad*. aged ff Amputaiicn Aamtoairab th* room flee proratoirea 

SI year*, boro In Ontario and a t-ui*r uodge fto. Sri. A.W. a p ja — WIRE SERVICB AppflBanto tori be Canadian Ctll- 

rcildcto of thl* city for the pad * k Jjatxna. tot VltoOrt* Ct» area or Brlitrii auhlecla and have | 

M year* Ha la aurrived by hit L*wn Bmelbtg Otoi jnd a faem — nr .,-rv aatn w Socondary fktooto Giatotofltoi. |r«f 

wife Helen to tha rrwrt-|—, two har of the SI. Mary* Church Choir MAuDlEa BEAUTY RALAJiv --hi, —>th framol 1 

ari. RtoSlF fa ctUUornla! and 1" thl* tot, far *rirr*l year. Now faceted at MM Derby Road. 

Tfalna. Srivart ln^ Vlcfarifa to* Bervtroa will be, held lit McCall off Cbdnr H1U Road. «MlB- SSSbl* T-SSSw 

diUgWer. Mr* W. IKalhrym Broa'. FLORAL CHAPEL, Jfanaor. - - .. ,_ 

Holme* to Victoria; aim _etght “d Vl'ioouvvv Su.. on Tueaday, ,* COMINQ IVINTS JcEULffE Y to ThS 

* rand children ana brother, IMt Hratoi 33 al 1:11 p.m. Rev. CBmpi 15 VW _ 

Caraon of Seattle, Waahlrritoo H. J Jonev tolitoaUni lnt*rm«n-aTIIi iril-ro 

Funeral aarvlrea wUl b. hrid In at Motley Memorial Gardena. r prTDV RTNGO toetodltararato beDah 

mSiX'TST II CARD OF THANKS LEGI ° N MNG ° S| 

^, r tof^aSi« ,: “lofram.to'- R^ri Thrgr.utud. sTour Man* ^ Ex-Service WofDen’s Branch ocBfPirrrRv. n* «: 


Ume. Phone sa-BBT 


Cl ASSmED RATES 
bee line per weekend: Hr par lib* 
for three ouniecutive dey*. II« 
per line for ux ooniecutlv* day* 
Minimum advartuement two line* 

only Contract rata* rat gppUcatioo. 

ruu. COVERAUR 
J7e pra Bite par workday; He 
Bilik Mtotoaa. SLM pot toatruafa 


Oak Bunal Parti. never ba fully rxpreeaed, but wr No 182 ■—■— - ' - —- 

-- want our friendi, rriaUvea and NATIOMAL BUT 

GREEN—On Marrii IT. IMS. to ha* neighbor* to know how much Iheir „ . . ... . _ SERVU 

mtal to Victoria. Mr. Ralph Lawn kind wtexji and expremilon* of Britannia AUfUtOnUm Hbj vacant 

cue* iLoraai Grom, aged U yaan lympathy have meant to in during a , ^ INTERIOR DECOR, 

to 40* Qiu« Ann HaigbU, a ba our reerail lima of Borrow In th* 1616 Blanwiara St. |u]| expertemwd li 

live bub end a partner to Groan iad loai to our mother and grand achaoiei llghUn*. , 

Lumbra Co. Hi leave* hi* will, mtoher, Mra. Martha L*<mrr; Mrox/t* 1/ Mar 21_7 '45 n m oiu* Ifa cranmiaalrai 

Don*; two tone. Ralph Alexandra Mitchell. SpmJaJ I hank, to , h( | Monday, Mar. Al l -EJ p.ni. 


Britannia Auditorium 
1616 Blanshard St. 


faTTr' , r vm,u ' MI,rr OF 

filrium* streci VICTORIA. MOT **" £'* ■ 

IJ4TTT4TRAN March SO, USE !^TrtLZS-S!r r> ”. avU 
OOMPETmQM NO. SI * CMC Mil bafero KAIV31 HI to 0^1 

■— ----- Service Omnlani. JDS We« 

NATIOMAL BRIPLOYM-EHT G*<«EM *rori. Vanoouver S. B.C 
SERVICE DISTRICT 

Ha* Vacant!** far: FINANCIAL OFFICER 

INTERIOR DECORATOR—Mwl be STM H.TTT 

fully experleacad lo deal go, point , _ ... 

■cbeoMf. Ilghttag. W » • <t lP,a * B *° pv ■Metal Allowuce) 
pin* 1* comm leal on. Comp. No. M-VI14 


doling with «te puMic. 27 TIACHHS WAH T| D^ home, crmom 

Then this Is for you. . " " 

For personal interview call. Appllcgtlooa r# tha vacanclc* noted : , T- V^r;— -- - 

. b*Jow are Invited from IntrreaUd Av^ACTIVE GIRL IT, REQUIRES 
Mrs. Severson or Mrs. John- teacher* tor poaitlmi on th# (lad <« ‘rad# n* help In anything fra 
of th# LADYSMITH SECONDARY MaM wage, te sasn 
SCHOOL, with appofatmenli dlfoc- . vlIO „ _— 

llva Kirumher itai RELIABLE NURSE, EXPERI- 

DRAKE Saotombar, IMS. wnrod rouk (night ahlfl preferred,. 

(1) Boy.'. Counieltor (half lime — EV4-S47A 

PERSONNEL other auhl.cu to wHI. Hoard wrm umuraTr;... 


to OUAWB and Jam«i L. to Vtc management, nurae* and Kafr oil 
toria; on* daughter. Mra, G. <PK- the Royal Oak Private Haeoital; 
rlctaj Chamber* of Prince Georg*; Dr. Nrieon B. RcUly, and the Sand* 
ana granddaugbiar; hi* m*4her. Mortuary Limited — Mra June I 
Mr* Catherine F. Croon In Vic- Hunt, Stanley, Lionel. Elliott and 
tuila. an* brother. J- Maurice Lrolla Mitchell and tamlUfL 

Grorai to Victoria, ong airier. __ 

. Mr*. Inea Dalicm May to VlfWU - -— . . 

Service* mil be held la Mrcaj, *•*?".” 

E^^Tm pm..lU ^ii 2 ."y £3,«■? 

nent* Rallej Memorial Garden*. ■"« h 'L r *T r 'd tragic lllneaa. To all 
Ffawero graltoully dacHaed. If d* irmr ■ nd nrlghbora deoproi i 

,r*d. Itierufa may aontrlbute hi appreciation far Iheir wraiderfully 
i* Heart rund. 1MB Fort streeti. J!? - •ympathy. To 

-- Dr T. W. A Gray our dropeil 


Marrtarra *« Joraph'* Ho.piul .nd M 

mania Nuilc« CardTS Sf rrfl V 5? t ?f ?T M ^i _ Mary fra al) ibelr loving 

ami u M BUbaequenl m«erUn~ , Bui.. Uranoriai tUrdeo*. I ber recent tragic lllnna. D 
Earn addlUiaial Una. He dally 


meni Rail*) Memorial Garden*. 
iFluwon graltoully dacHaed. If d*- 
urad. Iricnda may aontrlbute hi 
Ih* Heart Fund. ISM Fort Streeti. 


Biri-ra IMath*. lt.nta.HlJJ' - Tund >sM_Fori Mroeu. ^ WU“ 

Rrd•'"to*Tbardri *noi LHagfd kylut’THRl* In Viefaria on Friday g, r ^j!* . t ° r ,* li , h ‘' n y i ^| 1 Md m “ > 
UI*ohun* I Man-h l*. IMS. Mr. Charie. Cle E B ' auawtol. 

- -—---— - I mtm Guthrie of Bhawnlgan Lake. ~ . 

I aied 75 yaara born in Liverpool w# wUh to rxprroa our tharki 


TERMS OP PUBLICATION 
Tha Victoria Praai Ufa 411*11 Bto 
m I tabla far aua-uaerutai to *AJ 
advert,lain ant beyund in* ajwuuai 
paid lor auch advaruaemanL 

la tot evara to an amg uccuntni 


aged Ti yaara, barn in Livarpo-i We wlih lo rxprroa our tharki 
England, a reildent at Sfutwnigan and approclaUnn tn our many rat*. 
lAke ha the pari leven yean. If* live* and friend* fra Ibelr kind ex- 
la aurvivad bp faa wda and efdi- pmalooa of tympalhy and beaulllul 
dren ffatwi tnlnfea tkatn* «ra racer., I 

Service* will be held tn ih* Shawn hrr**v*ment and lost of a beloved 
igan Irak* Huy* school Otapel on htaband and father 
Monday. March H. al 1:M p.m. Rev -Mra. R. Jebarai and family. 


Admission U — 20 Games 
Extra Cards 25 cents 
14 games at $12 
2 friendly neighbors 
2 games at $15 
10th game $50 with 
chance to double 
20th game $100 
5 EXTRA GAMES 

Proceeds to Veterans' 
Benevolence 

60% gross in prizes 


Dept of Tm&riKTt 
Marina Agency 
PRINCE RUPERT, B C. 


COUPLE 

>ror 'round 1*1 and Uvin 


DRAKE 
PERSONNEL 
Suite 215, Alexis Building 
895 Fort St. 
385-3425 

"Never a fee to tha 
applicant" 


<D Librarian (full flmt). 

(1) Homs Economic* (full time). 


Board with hdthkr s car* 

tor children of any ag*. Referon <-,. 


(I) Korn. Eeonanvic* trull urn... EXPERIENCED DAY WORKER. 1 
(«> Art (approximately half lime to 3 or later , EV4-S4T4 

Grade* f-!S Inriutlve, with tohei BAHYArmwc in xrv unuv »*' 


aubjecu lo lull.,. 


RAHYSrmNG IN MY HOME. ES- 

qulmafa EV 3-Sm. 


■AMDS. MUSICIANS, 
08CHIST6AS 


?,, „ _ c “ n * 1 “-VE14 applicant" (« Girt*' Phyrical Edurallret (full {SOLD CAR, vv unur with 

UPHOLSTERER—Fully expertenrod Dept, to Tnnaprat ___ lime, preferably with Guidance SEir rl- 

3S^n taur 4- kUcln. Agri^ -- fa IS. « oOier ibjecfe to |Uin "***■ * J *°_^** T !* W *^ EVVStltt. 

SyTL^NGINKER—With at laaat * PRINCE RUPERT B C. ADMINUTHAITVE BXCRETARY I Tha Ladyamllb Secondary School li $2 RANDS. MUSICIANS, 

yr< experience wlih municipal aerv _ • mndarn unit with an approximate niruKTiit 

Ira*. P ENG la B.C regulred. Dp --- rorollmenf of 500 *nd a riaff of 34 01CHIST9AS 

in mn I vaar SLIItKlL UuTRiCT NIX Cl -- » - 

TAILS-M y u^ h. e^ertrorod f* COUPLE (Graa.ro Victoria, P* MMmjm. BAM- VUMm »*>>«»-«»« SMAIX 

» r ^£«' , . , S , toS“"' ,,SOa,1J * F “ ^ 'n»d IHMd living pro, *•*—** fa S404 per pr B M“h2uT"«»So“'- famlli.,' wim 

rSLy.JSy.i 1. :- - Shkfay Mu.i ha*. worUngkruwl- " wrtK PA Maximum M.TTS lorla Pro-. Box Ufa 

SJi.ro *7^2“ 1SZ.'VSIS: ^^^"ra'WilA^ rite Aotolral'o*. fojHherwHh a recent WANTED—ORGAN PLAYER~FOR 


and Credit Manager Aaaum* dull#* *7“ 
to Comptroller ra Seely.-Trya* P 1 " 
Moat have C,A. CG.A, ra R.I.A. 

Up to MBS moath pita boon 

YOUNG MAN—With at lento eetir. £>Sf 

matrir. to train ■■ chartered ke-l® 1 

countato. 

NATIONAL^CpLOYMENT ! a., 1 
SERVICE 


*TfT*ir:iV oiu* ability to Uonal •undlnt: coatodernhle aa- "W.«f I ritperlnlendenf* experienced teen age band. « .»3 

*z. cga!"s- 1 uX ^ **i suarf'u 0 ^.^- ^ I- the - j KSTKRS - 

^js&srjnx* tenr. SFUff-wa «rs zutisltsa \js - —f Vtt22srtz \™• — . 


BL ' aupervlaory rxperienc* 

AppHaalloM IB writing riallaf age 

•pK":s,v,ri l !rrLAr», , x 

mi. PQKUran Kill opan la tha P*rwan*l Ofllrar. Boa 700, 


SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. IS 
ICRESTON-KASLOi 


EV wm “Diro- Gan- Victoria, up to |:M p.m'.. Mareb M BC -. WM amalgamalrd arhooi 

-- *2?. "“tgag.|)M dirirlcL In th. hati to tha Koo- 


JOURNEYMEN 

MILLWRIGHTS 


aaiiKaare Parking frea lo crai 
iialenl producer*. Reply In mall 
denre to Wee ra Phil Dlctt* al 


lanaye. InvSro. appl lea, lorn 
laacWi for 1MS1K7 farm*. 


Igan lake Hoyi Schnul CHapel on 
.Mimday. Man-h D, al 3:00 p.m. Rev 
R F tuavromm and R*v. E. Acral 


EV 2-4M2; *Kri.‘ eVAAMO 01 '* 1 * *' RECEPTIONIST - SEQRE- aeoDNDARY SCUOOUI-ae Crnlon 
M.^ror^a^'e^ xiP. Jury With sales promotoi 


s:„ l ^ u :*xron- v - l 2 ur c“h.^rra L ^. 

fa qaaiUri. u. Ui. r.IVW Fund I*n( 


IN MCM01IAM 


BdiiEtok Friratda. U tt*y my cue EDDIE-In laving nwmnry of a 


, naimo on Vancouver Island 
Old Ape Pensioners No. 1 rcquire , journeymen Mill- 


x£IE a tary with sales promotkmJ 

Pulp mill located near Na- Mwdpi, '• oi expe iente required. Must Z&5S cwMronhy 

naimo on Vancouver Island _ «» i°ri * be Qualified in ihorthandl -Mauymaun 


b*. cunaidarod ho claim will ba ai- . .. _ . .. 

I awed fui (Bur* than ra* Inourreri HEAL On Marx* IS. 1 


Inaanitoi aut Ito artvos nut affacUng 
Uu value ra Lha advirtl—menu 
All aaumairo to oau are anprum- 

3 *ta Adrortiaroi will b* dhaiwad 
la —in * a*lrally road 


or to**ri oopy lurtoilwd. 


H, Baal to 14« Myrtle Strati. w . 

egrd UB ) oar*. Bora In Ifaria No fengto to hIm , 

mouth, England, ram. to Crorad. SCr 'JJiifcu ' 

to 1M0. xotodriU to Vancouver far “iJ""*'" 01 va 

S* year*. Be la aurvtvad by four . 

aw. gt«wnan. Armauraig, B.C; amlitog face 

Gordon to Trony. CalU ; Horao* .-~P - . 

and Jim to Vfaaaefai fa— darak- C.G * " ^ -- , 

tan, Mra. B. (Oatfaud*! Drown Jlj *!?*■, . 

yuallcum. Mr* J A. lElrie) Me 2 nd h * n '"l * 

Callum. Oanyuoa; Mr*. J M -Ever remembered 
■ Fmla i Sc fair South Burnaby Dm and Elife. 

and Mr*. 1. B. iLaurai Kelly to - 

Vamxiuver 11 giandcMIdrrn and EDDIE-In hiving n 
II greal-grandchildren. drar. huiliand. Coll 

Acn ni— arurxl to Varauuvor where whdppaaard away h 


Perrin Eddir. whn entered Into 
eternal real March JO, IIS] 

Sweet th* memorie* Klently kepi 

to r**e 

We loved and will never forgei. 
No length of lima ran taka awai. 
Our thought* to you from day io 
day. 

Your amiitog lac* and wonderful 

rzirrzLS “a. ^ 

A3 dlS hHnvH by «It 
Kw mn*inbrrrt by Molhtr, 


Whlia •v-rw" - - riwd]| hi *I« MU. J. n. KCIly UC 

tfbkj* tu Jurvr^rd repliat lu bust I VimiHivfT 11 sramMuldrm aarf 
number* fa in. Klv.riiror a* fai* f ureal-grandchildren, 
a* do**ii,I*. w# at-cepi no liablliiv Acoai-amexl to Varaiwra where 

to reaped to uaa ut damage al aervuro will lake (dace to Hanrai 
leged fa ana* Ihkuugh edlwt fall I Now. Chapri al !:*► p m «m M.ev 
ure or delay to furwirtJlng auch '*•>. Man-h Tl. lntemwert ai F,*e*t 
rrpnea however roused, whether by Lawn Cemetery ' FVnrri — attoulli 
■ngligenc* ai utkerwwa. declined i McCall Broa Ffawral 

■ - Urwear* Ltd. 

* SUBSCRIPTION RATES 
Where*., ram., ..ev.d. ra -ton 

U ^i,.‘ J ^. P *l.,T 0n criro, u n-u. *■"> » >2roTbnrn to 

li^Lo “ ! Rr Rrimed daughter .4 Mr and 

and Ann*., Mr* Jamro David Mam.- to »3 

Cdmm-towe.fth, ra* *a*r. |U. *■> ime^riro^'SSlv "nto'enwl'gnnd 
gnrai.be SIS Hi. tore, mraihc ISng. — —-' J* ■ - - 

»,ngi* mrath. BSD, Au.trail*. J *•'. 

roTra.hfa’* 1 * 5 - rUr '“ a n-e^SSf^' Mr Tra 

Authonrad aa Mound-clan malL J*re. M N. Lwrtir to DnWhle Hill 
Pro, Oflie* LfepartmenL CHtowa V I alao aeveral unrlee andlam*. 

Member to Audi! Bikran of Or- [ ..I unorto ■«•»!.** »*1ll be held • 
culaunn M'-Cal! Brn FW1RAI. CHAPEL. 


Vamxiuver 11 giandcMIdrrn andl EDDIE-In loving memorv of mv 
IT greal-grandchildreo. dear. Midland. Colin John Klktlr 

Acn hi— anted to VaOTwer where wh.^paaaed away May JU. 1MJ 
ervi.ro will lake (dace to Hanoi Jitoawrai tolroullhdnirora.i— 
kx , » Chegtoall.we pm «m M.*v Tied with all m> |,ir. 

•y. Macvh 21. lnlermral to Fraeit Mrmurlr* lo rh.riah inr«.> 

Uiwn Crenetery , rt.wer* giattoullt 0 rhrrteh forever. 

Kilned i MrCali Broa Funeral Loving w ife, laabelle. 

U w*fa?-* 11 1<,vln f memory «f our 

AjfHl > )wi, bnm in Burnaby •J'P 1" ^ b*«rl i$m a pKiurr | 
R T Mr and *" • «tip laid vj rr*i 

Mm Jam#* David Mamntf ni 1121 ln manurya frama w» aha 11 kt*p 
MrLaran airrN aurviwM aim h> * 

EjBtrr Calhy; {airmaJ grand auaa ah# Mai rm n i Ih* bail 

.** mn4 J in J *t - Eroe rememfato by her Ma | 

' 'l 1 .,.^ T^uTut, W*?!' Mr ^ I Mn * ri,uih, ' r ' grandchildren and 
TrTT S V r^a r T(yZn Hut* I Efft gra nd, hildren , 


1600 Government Street 
Mar. 21, st 7:45 
Admission $1 

6 Cards for $2 
16 Games $14 Etch 
3 Qamwg 115 Each 

1 Game $50 
1 Game $100 
Door Prizes 
Good Neighbors 
Last 5 Games 25c Card 
Not Less than $30 Game 
60/e in Prizes 


Victoria Women s 
Charitable Assn. 


_SI S Fori St. 

LADIES' NYLON HOSIERY - 
Malta extra money rolling atock- 


be qualified in shorthand 
and typing, ot good appear- 


wrlghls. Year-round *m- m—. Your own bunne**. [ U y ance, age 30-40. Bilingual 
ployment with wage rate at iretnendoue pmCU. Un- nr-f-rrrot Annlv Cain* Prev Irwwh VirTORIA KIXIT SHOP 

ti ii rvne Hroir UU and IT “ lrh * d SUf'I'y and price. SS dxuen PHTierrM.Apply Sale* Pro- _ __....I, Carpentere, pamlrr*, ceramic file, 

$3.44 per hour. M.S.A. and and more Wnl* now for fro* Utroa- motion Office, Empress Ho- Ucatkra* drafa^# L K ^liraldel !“• floo TO' "hrfing, imall appllanrea. 
other benefits. Personal ‘"StiEnN^wbB*n£S!!S f % . tel and Ka*k, l*!T **" ku P 

interview necessary as fol- SRntreal North, qraber** 2£nLt IX ra EKMr '^i£!i * MUS " 1„l counaughi li. 

low-up to application. Apply resident caretakers re- *»..*..«•».* SSriT* " mi & e. b 

to: dulre d tor apartm.nl. In Victoria qulred by roll oral nrm. Mraf b* ns aggHeallra farm* writ* C. C Fin* flnlahlng carptnler*. 

D.P»nal dnueuline *! f * .***■ h* v « anowladge to eotoabia to auDerviriEri afa0 Iwv* Wlight, Dlatrict Suprottoandem of cabinet makeii. 

Peraonnal Buparvlaor, rw*****- * lr inru w * a*. ww*a* raseweea. *■*■* -—t «a oa^ra* krioj. Bra 14». l iom,*v ft AlUration* addin, n 

MacMillan. Blowdwl LL L _ 1 N i fan t irort w J ral _ P>ra* teal or m* »r* 


—Soane* ' 

—Girl*' Phyrical Ed, 

— Engllih 
—Commercial 

— French 


36 IUSINESS SERVICES AND 
DIRECTORY 

Iflckltyen 

FIREPLACES CHIMNEYS AN6 
repair*, air EV2-US1. 


HENSON HULLDOZING LTD 
Ext avallng. Iradtog. hauling and 
riemtoltiao. Pfvwie fur fra* eelimale* 
anytime. 41S-U34 


CerpeMin 


Peraonnal Supervisor, 
MacMillan, Blaerta] 

and Powell River Ltd., 
Harmac Pulp Division, 
NanalmoyB.C. 


ARE YOU AGE 23 TO SO 
Wlih at IhiI Grad* XII educaUanT 


Early OpporLmiUe* for maaagemeto 


ST. PETER’S ANGLICAN CHuS™. ^ “"'“ 1 “"'N ' 

quamichan. require* roganlK for ll* ^ falary e*ll|*4#d._ ia. H 

Islexeeled perllr* PHEPAtD MEDICAL PLAN ■«* * 
requeue lo writ* Peter Slone, require* young lady wlih general ™ 

rift I. Duncan. office experience to aanil Io lural Ufflce 

EARN |ti Til lx aw "uiviiu «..** u * Ilc < '*™P l » ,r y he*‘* “P fa 

mierioe tatone iLwl 3 month*. Some typing and exper, B 

nSrtacC? *^.1%^^ "TO fa IfaBSI Ihg ro.b eraeuiaL 
Tllitoum n.id Safari saw p*r monih R.ply to . . 


On March IT Mr. Wrighl and Mr, A. CARPORTR SUNDCCXS RUMPUS 
Ruhrolaon. El amen lacy Supervlaor room*, alitronm. ra rerwallraa 
will Interview appiManl* at Room Guaranteed xrrakmanahlp aia.iva. 
SA. Building P belwren »:0S am. oU* nUei. gn-ltag. 

and 4:00 p.m. Appulnlmehli ahould ™._ *- -: _ 

lie mad* Wlih th* Student Placement f!® NEK *^.„ REPAIRS. ALTERA- 
Office Addlllona, Fail, courlrou* 

-'-- wfvlca. Free eillmaie*. 

SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. SI *' K,li > - by M5 0040 

LAKE COW1CHAN 4i. P IIEWES ‘ 


ImeoLOlUw*. VJ-Mrarawnl unrlee and auto. , MrCLURE Jn favm* memray to 

" ai "* ^ ‘"crapecI :r;g^ h “[ n ;; ^ P— Tuesday. Msr. 22-7:45 p.m.!, w 


With at leaat Grad. XII educaUanT ««« fa handling ™.h eeaetoiaL LAKE COWICHAN <; p IIEWFS - 

12* *!2L2r rto^n.^ 1 ffi^teaSra^tlciJ M S,e^ 

rSStt SS* — SSSrairSii 

►'•ht An>i> NrI lotiAl *__ _ _ ■ •*lihllih*d offle^. CaB|Bllil ■M uunrij. tundtekj, cabin^lm. camirtfl ti!Ln« 

Remuner.llra up In SSOO pirn a WvfchHl 5 m ik%!m wortlng rreidllloni M.IA elc i. Indutori.lEduralira InaUurlnr- altereUona general «5wiy» “►% 

mrath to atari -- v Plea*, apply in writing giving all will Uarh prinwrlly In Power eibmaiee. Bob Macfeense JM IIil 

EXPERIENCED TELEPHONE Utfartnailen Including age. experi- Mrrhanica and Indu*trlal Power —. Mm| . *»-k »l 

Early OpportraiUr* for management -••• P*Vf to wrak at home “£**'*7 * Victoria aro*. ^GLISH CABINET MAKING 

1 '’-mmiiauu Victor* I'nw Bn. pr *-«*. Bny BIS. 3 Home Eotnomic* — Fond* and Kitchen cabinet*, general carpemrv. 

Call D. A. Hall _ UARGkWrT CD REQUIRES AN "°™ ™ U 

THE IMPERIAL LIFE rARETAKERS FOR APARTYttNT • l , l f* 0 V v » ^ « 1 to^e’r’^'tt QUAUTY *7 REASONABLE 

THE IMPERIAL LIFE M«bfle*ged. -Ub rorer»tire« Vl^ “»‘"S* *''»« pravmua ex ,U “ *““>« tafex Adilllitofa. renovation, elc 


Call D. A. Halt 


THE IMPERIAL LIFE 


•wllcbboara/iypiri/receptlonut ror cnan aroraoacy aenma ,wu pupua. gFICIALIZlNG RUlfPtie tuviua 
wril ■ ealabllebad office. Copg-ilal 31 Uacher.l: wSdecfar^boWacarnrala 

wwklng condition*. M.l*. ate e Indotorlal Ediralira InKnrlar- altareliima geoaraj rarpeofey “rJJ* 
Pleoaa apply in writing giving all will Uarh primarily In Power .,t,maie». BobMacfcanSe 1M-I1FL 
InlormaiIon Including age. experi- Mrrhanica and Industrial Power —. . 1,1 111 

ence and aalary required to Vktorta area. ENGLISH CABINET MAKING 

Pro**. Bn* B75. 1 Horn* Eotnomic* — Fond* and Kitchen cabinet*, general carpemrv. 

UARGkWrT CD REQUIRES AN Hom * Mto“S.m-nl Fra, eaumatra U Coulla*. efsiito. 

allroto.v. young fady .39-10. a. A ^Tnn^V'mu*mT/r'^b^ QUAUTY WORE AT REASONARi-B 
toller in raving, dept pravmua ex * U “ oU,,r ,ubJ ^ »*'ea Addin,aw. renovetioti*. elc. 

par,wire dawrabie. Apply ia own praierance* LaLmaie* plana. Gluv.r re .ui 


-Ahvaya remembered hv hi* auter. 
brother in-law and niece. 


fuimarn and Varus over 8i* m Tue* 7 

-March 13 to 11:90 a.m . Rev -Ahvaya remembered hy hia auter. 

CIHCVLATIU.X Cknon R. X. Samparei toflrtaung brolher In-law and niece. 

REPRESENTATIVES I'lwnalkn iFVawenr aralehdly de • 

IXinran. P J Bugera I4S-SSD Iclmed. Tl.iae an rfarirln* may nm MnrtURJ9--ln rnemray to Edwin 

Puri Alherru Mr* K Nnnm 13S-ai3 (ritade fa ,tw Conrer Sirtety. IMf **•!* McClure «ho paraed awav 
ft anal mu K. Lakey SK S 31M 1 Fun bU > March X. 1910 

•_- -— - Arowy. remembered hy Iralielle 

United State* r*rre**c(*ti.**: ST AGO—AI tlw AJiefdeen Private _ ,nd ftandr * 

o* CLtHytE shannon ''"Tc! “ .I**’* " ls f? Ho * 10 FUNERAL DIRECTORS 


wy «" apprkhlmenl to writ* » _ - - "«"•» Ml g, antoraihoiiW. Me., bl aubjeefa. BUI* othar *uh)ect prel I flniahing. rahuwl*. aiferotw; 

Victoria Pro**, Box SI*. pkO GENERAL DUTY NURsn V| fa a n* Prera. Box Sil ' rtnc **'- . I rrp *"' % H ' w •* contreci. 41s 

-'♦"■■Mki ** aoon^... OFFICE EQUIPMENT FIRM Rfc *' o»2^^^ - prto JiLI-ro.*''' ,r, « K REPAIRS; ALTERATI, 

GOVERNMENT OF CANADA « vUSL rot," bS^Jh^tS^Jdg./""£ ADDRESS APLICATIONS roan*° QuKlty U wortl! n EV 34BS1 

ovr’^ro 11 ^-^ z ic ssS iSSTE 

:m C-necmreri Sc! VMtona. BC «vMlablq m nurae*' ■•touts rxperienc. and ralaiy nir^ra lid'^ih «r 


United lute* r*rrea*n,*ti>*a: 

D* CLEHgiE SHANNON 
New York. ClUcogu Uetroll. Cteve 
land. Atlanta. San rmtHMoa Loa 


DUNCAN BUREAU 
Duncan Chamber ul Commerr*. 


land Kdwactl Siagg, aged Hi year*, 
lair ,d SIA Hilienui Creiren, 

born in Pawnb,. Out,. *4Vl a rev, 
debt to Vltfarla tone* I Ml Ml 
hiagg waa a member to Ilia Old 
Age P%-n*l0*»'r* Nu. S. 

Funeral arrvtroa Will be held on 


FUNERAL DIRECTORS 


llklg.. Poal Ulllce Box 1IB Uflic* Tuoadai Manti Zi. • 1:10 pm , ,„ 
and leleph>*i* hour* I pm, 111 p.m. )he Trximvn and Irxlng Fumral 
>i'*day In Friday Inrlunve, Phone I Oiapel Very Kn. Dr i. L. W 
Dumaa 14SM11 or 14MS11. I Met.eon toflrtabng followed by 

• I iremaUtot. 


a member to lira Old McCALX, BROS, 

m?e. N w,,!' be held or ^'unpml Chapels 

»x4i Zi. at 1:30 pm.. - 14t# Vancouver Sirred 

i Hex K l*w‘ EVMW » KVS44M EV MIC 

lelabDg fallowed by.^ Nrone 1, Awuram-e . . . 

“.■CaB P— !h»r» Ffa» a i Funeral 
■ ■ —_ Chapelt 43 Year* In Victoria. 


Victoci* Ballroom 
1600 Government Street 

Admission $1—20 Games 
6 cards for $1 
L'xtina oaitls 25c cacti 
Good Neighbor Games 

Help A Retarded Child 
Remember the more that 
oume, the more we pay! 


FASHION SHOW 

Un# r-far. lira elegance, aponaoted 


Victoria Pro**, Box <14. 


wm* fa 24 female HELP WANTED k“Jf” 1"^*2ES2 «c ,r ‘ro 


bng roily il'big full parti |. Occupalmnal Tn ha reapotiaibl* 


tor claaa and irach aome rrae EXPERIENCED CARPENTER IY 
aubjecia. SLaia othar *ub)#ct prof flnlahin*. rahuwta. aKerotiraa and 
err neat. ^1,1 Hmir or contraci. (1HRI 

E Girl*' Cotaiaelloru — half time. Hrrt . v 

Stat* other aubjA prafaranrro "'Jj* ALTERATTOhS 

pi rut arifinruu .PI lrATlriN* ^.r u ' .‘fa 1 MHe 


application form CSC 100 fa JT. u c - g * 4 * nr . !“ ‘rrorUanra day. eshour week Plraro reply In - . 9r . ru. lrt *, 

lervic* O-rnml wirn «* - SmimtoKio*, 1 ^ ?f , 5i Ar to Victoria Proaa Bo* “(m.IL,?' J( ri v6ntoa 

:,™- ■••• vi —■ bc stt-^Affiv^, V"*Mg %*%<r * n, ‘ “ tar> a^x^is: Dd^.h' r.c. 


immediately. 

OLDKICAL ASSISTANTS (MAIJt) 
EM4U 

Crop Nu SS-VfeB 
Govcrnmcot daparlmenla 
VICTUH1A. BC 

NO POWERS ISSUED 


COMMUNICATIONS 

TECHNICIAN 


available. faatMni. gjgffiator# lo: „, R l,AHGk' PRIVATE KNTAH 
Box IS ‘ iiahmeni In Victoria. (1) a panuy 

Chemalnua, BC ,a) "fa w - *>“h to>- 

_ • altltoia reoulr# a maiura lerra 

IkN'.SKKEEPEH. MATURE muii L,w * ■■ ■ ll <»«d. aalary Mi per 
kimfly pnvm. ^ «J mnnih. Apply Nalluaial Impi^KrfM 

■unuriiT limr heavy wraK Nervlc a. compeiltlun H o. 3«i 


Suparln- GENERAL CARnENTRY. REPAIRS, 

altarali.ew. I‘l v-ei yuu can affix d. 

bo Am 


SCHOOL DISTRICT NG TI 
tCOURTKNAYl 
SENIOR KECONDAHY 
Gina' P E. 

Wngllih 

(' •vnmunlly Sanice# 
Social Studio 


« SECRETARY KEgUIRETTli^ JUNIOR SECONDARY « Schotoa, c 
utfaura oJi p,lM ''lately, .horthand or apaodwritmg Sf. -- 


ARHUKITK. REPAIRS. Ai.TKHA- 
Il ona, feme a. concrete. EV 4-igri'J 

PREFER Ti7k~SMALLER TyFb 

ro 9am 

CARPENTRY. - PAINTING, 1»LAsT 
lid tile, fiour tile 3N3 5077 


Carper* and Liagiaura 


wtok. eiaewfwxv Pbwu 
AP^I - Rererm.ro n 
Virutot# Prraa. B.K SI2 


INDEX TO WANT AD HEADING! -w '«• hfah *»■ 

Claralf,cello- Ctaraincinn 8. MUV & sfi |L l! 

Acieage far Kale and Wanted .. 1M vducalltoi A" f^RSYTH Mr, William |j* d'Allard". Scuby'i 

Aaavxin. ament* .^ 14 Knaarerrienla.* j Acroropereed in Sgakalnan far Pnr * h™ 1 ®oy 

in •»ro.'”F.,rn,.ked-i§ E^faKU lUrKtoili"—‘“ifl “ n,C " "^1 _!_ 

isfflss s tesag Rriwar , rs.=a •*« vffjrs&ijps 

iSiSS V«W - .» SSS«“* .? »**■- w .row «. 

IS KLrtfi8S.-:::n::S fB* ^ * s ' aBl S SSSTSS JUST*'" •* oSiTi. SSflJ 

Aul*. Financing and liuurarve 1 JO Funeral "’niroriSre""*. in ^ h - * 1 “* «*r gcllvit 

gtotok MraMM-a and Orchrafe.^ SPENCER CASTLE 

«I2I» ^rowetra*-”- m ^taiSlirp^rtW*::r;:::;iM “ r «^»»«* sS3S? 

5s?id',ti^s U ppiie. «t KSiu *""■ “d OB "*' 10 """IS p-m.-ru»AL chapel. RiridES C “ M,, 

nUl'i^rorarartrauti,;' . im 5“>™ f ««« 1= GUTHRIE. Mr. Charie* ctemenl 1 * t rluowl -J >r - - 

SSSSS w.mrii lj r u !:me„r«S5 H .:-.^ - k * 20 LOST AND 

flufaryexa Penv.nal _, Ji Huuroi In Rent. Unlumiahed ...131 __ 

pSJ i|fnir ,nd SSS p n Si.’ a R r..::;::::::]S 222, 

tiro anil^Trtick* Wanted.ID Lra, iS^rJEW.14* ^Marguerii. Thread. Aylllonum. 

Chtckajtoutlcy Hatchm. Egn- ^'S^tTL, 


b> I Alliance Francaiar d* Victoria s„ lur po.,i lutl open with leading 
for high echnui aludent arbotor Canadian manufa.turer for axperi PERMANENT 


reaipie i»1wr» huotiand 1 rontaln all Information concerning 
ero ISraiwn available le x p e r I e n c e. aalary and ear. 
'’’T *' r '_ 1“ , ** r Apply addreaaed io Victoria Proaa. Bex 
*2 5*9. 


I ihiiw. April 2nd, » p.m.. Sanat ha I V H F ij H l-" - ""mOWI# i-*dV,i yoinie wrm.™ POSITIONS VACANT FOR HE 

Kail. sXey. |l. T,ck* U availab.. "nu'I^ SIronileih^ra S.k° OTriemTtS, ”“*» ^ U V 

ei d Allard*. Scuby a. Too laya. ground and an aoiltuda inward ealca have ablliiv win u_,, ** mu■ in work Sal. and Sun. Reply In 

Price end Smllh. Royal Oak Phar-1 SSSSSlteT ExciKmT rafai^ J5i5r JZ. Abfay m ^ "H>= 


Engllih 

Frenth 

Srxlal Sludlet • 

Malhemallca 

Hum# Ecan.xnlc* 

Cum mem*! 

Occupational 

INTERVIEWS: March 71 S 


ARMSTRONGS * DOMINION OIL 
Cloth a laleri in Inlaid and Cortona, 
laieat In Ulea Qualified expert* wi 
our carpel* and linoleum hour Sup. 
plied and InaiaJied Siandairl Furnl- 
lure Co. 731 Yalaa Si. EV 2 5111 


map._■_ tlal and employee beneata? Reply wrltlng Po^fto,"^'Wrlma^Rr **' ,nd pr,vlou ‘ f« rk 

THE MINUS 1 CLUB I PERSONS V * ctofl * Prw * Box **• __ BOOKKEEPERTYPUrr^rniTurn. - - -- 

Whn are aeparairei. dlvnrrad. aingle) wARrur-wv aajJCfMiAN .NPVI 1 ral office Retriy to ~n Uy)K NO "'"TftER for TTM 

rr.eeta every Tue. . I S, at Ih. WyU^-Sg SAXES94AN KNOWL. « to ^ haRdwrit- p»„, » paamaneat nflir. More 

v U v\L' rv*e | him Vk'grv l'ri/4av *^1* ® CWBMUlPtJOB MM pUDt Of- .!?’ ft ** in * . MP^nWCI ftftd RMhl 

^d^U^ay.^ne^ £■ fa 


ag* and praviou* work 


ra > tofto5 P nLT Y .^ U !I_r C L R ” Et ^l LOOK NO FURTHER for TTM 


INTERVIEWS: March J » - HOURIGANS CARPET8 AND LINOS 
“tolKlftvZ Ltd.-Carneu. ImoleuBl... Ceramic 
March 2»—Unlvarally to Vicittoia TllM _ in.ieu#4. 

AppHcabana may be mailed to: Free eanmaiea Til Pandora Phon* 
C E BHchie. EV I 34bL 

Thetnrl Supennlendrof to ___ 

Box 3171, COURTENAY. RC. 

29 SITUATIONS WANTID ^ing » roNCitETr gwlM . 

MALI mtng poola. rre-caal aeptle tank*. 


Chlrka. Hnultcy, Hatching Egga. 
Suppllo* . 


Si B VrC! , . ,ER - Rulh MAhtuerll# Thread. Auditorium. MArch IT, 
al ill . • " MuXiael a and afiernixin Fmde, plraro return lu 


Cuming Event* l" 15 [^7*^ KSmT"”^" . 5 „*“««* 

Commemal Properl lex .151 ,i n , ninerv n CARSON Mr Thnmai John 

(-.maleacent and Heat Home* .73 Male Help Wanted 21 1 = » P HI —FI2JKAL CHAPEL. 

Cull S l ^!L. < W ” p * 5um,n * T 'fa 1 ' nr remal Help Wanted ... K WOOOHOW Mr Wnikam 

RMOnS .III MArrlitfi S “ 

CVaniry Home* and Propertlee 151 Miarellaneou* fae Rale S2 

nupiexea to Rent .in Mlarellaneoui Wanted . KJ 

__- , j".-..® Mlarellaneoua to Rent . II 

DraihaFunei aU and Lodge Wanted in Rent. Miacellaiweu* si 

,— Ntoiroa ... • drexmental ...II 

i — - 1 Mortgage Loan* and laaurance 14, 


SSKKSou. t« sai. sl ,:U PD, ^' UJRAL raAi>EL - 
. SlTeilSSS X S Wednesday 

. * R '"‘- “"“"“MUS. " CAMERON. Mr. Edith Maud* 

■ . Stormee Ira’iii''and"iu,iraiira'iai 1 * P-Ri--GraveeMe aervic# 


S rdena open Tueeday. Wedneadav. VKSeeia Prara Boa Of , ^!r„ ” *** MuK h*v. You will love tha piaaranl way fa INCOME TAX RETURNS (touting. W. A N. Tract 411-Mil 

lurday and SuMay. 15 p.m. Oil .” r** eikioatJofi ttrw rarningi aa an Avon nina nu CgRipteted at your horn# or min*. —--- 

ptinllrw exhibiL Guufad tour* Tea B A RBER WANTF.D TO OPERATE T"*" 1 afabaa fa VVxreia Praae. Hv*. Phone EV 4-TStS/ar hvarmatian If to up A. R. DEGENDT 

Irv-ludied. T5c. newly equipped one-man abop. To •»__ ra „r-vlc» Phraia JS4-CT25 ,r 4TM«l4 Cemenl Contrartoe-Free aarimaie* 

“ _ Akl _ r.n'Lake arxl CoSdT HIll^r^Ti. „ BOOKKEEPER EXPERIENCED MAN _ WILL TOP _ Phone 38SSM4 

20 LOST AND FOUND Living quarlera lor one or caiple ^“y,experlenred In record keeping limn aad fall ire#*. Ltoenaed end >RfD REYNOLDS - CONCRETE 

- --aveitable wlih ahop reniaL Piunr Vm1w, J' 8«dh (Mk Bay including payroll Apply giving all Inaured EV J 2SM placing and flniahing. Free e.H- 

UINT—LADY'S fJOLD SCARF PIN CobMe Hill 14330(15 - '____ pariNul.ro aa In experience to - ,L, - . - main, Phone 3S4-MU 

KM with Ifar diamond In Silver --—--FULL-TIME CASHIER ace- re •>* Virtnrig Prta*. Box ■* M . "4K" AVAlLAHLr. ----- 

Thread. Auditorium. March 37, REAL ESTATE SALESMEN required ft teS Mm muf, f^ FHCX-f i e waNTr.i" v ' x.h ^ CONCRETE FLOORS. SIDEWALKS, 

.(irrmaei F.ndei plena# reiurn lu W# r»v# i*>«un*. 2 qualified real nave gmd peraJalUj toT.hiT m dem’in ^'.ti «im! denlng or IlnMfWofk. Call SM-53 M dram tllea and .ewer wrak. Phon* 

“j*"* v * ,urt *■ :rsss: — 10 ^ man„yma-n—bepTirs—tree h — _ 

-—- boo Andy an riwlldeau* to M K WANTED — PROFERRfONAL DRA- 'JU 2^*"* , '» B,bur lier.. etc ' lum F 5v"«"iai5! 38a isg JEANPIERKK THE CKMKNT 

LOOT FROM THE VICINITY OF BraiUwrafe M-930S or *0-1145 pery ra deroamaklng lero. n , In^nv ^ , RM; _ »P- Heaeonabte, EV 41S45, 5M 5a« Man" Frea eallmate. CRM* 

'(^'Tblmrt'^wl^ieraS S*™* Ll * _Vltoori* Prroa. Box EXPERIENCED AND RELIABLE VOL'NG MAN. T*. WANTS JCW: ■ ■ . ■ - ■ ■ " ^ - 

Hunt*nil Da, III HB-iUr pan Ume bookkeeper. MuK be LADY »X3ND OF ELDERLY PEO- An,T J” ”1. After 4 panenra. ara-joai __ 

__ - — - - - ■ rapaide of handling coanpfete rat to pie for afternoon min warded to p "* laW '_PAINTER. CLEAN TRADESMAN. CEMENT AND DRAIN WORK 


■Brni T - ANYTHING IN CONCRETE SWIM- 

- - MALI mlng pool*, pre-enat aeptle Unke. 

WOMEN U3VB AVON I- _ _-- — ale, Cement mixer far rent Rnek 

Y<xi will love tha >ana*M w*y fa INCOME TAX RETURNS Warning. W. A N. Trace gTMfll 

fbw earninga ag an Aural n raa ranta CearDieted at your ham# or min*. - . - ■ . - . 

Hv*. Phone EVATStHor trearmelUM II0* up A R DEGENDT 

ra aervlee. Phraia Mi-flTa ,r 41M"l« Cement Conirartor—Free eetlmate* 

BOOKKEEPEH EXPRHTENCEO” MAN _ WILL TOP. _ Phone M5-55S4 

Fully experienced In record keeping limn and fall Treat Ltcenaed and y-RtD REYNOLDS — CONCRETE 

including payroll. Apply giving all Inaured EV S-2S&L placing and flniahing. Frea raU- 

pat1k-ul.ro a* in experlem-a to- ■ ",L .L. .. - main Phone 184-44S3 

—- — -- Need a mgn.for that of gar- CONCRETE FLOORS. SIDEWALKS. 

ENERGETIC jmtLWANTED FOR denlng or IIHMiniak. Call SM-53 M. dr , |B 4nd wurtt Ph.uie 

mredlri fhr pubHr*amd t^reSft HANDYMAN.” REPAIRS. THKE GV4MS It Lara _ 

SSsSE"* 1 Mmhun " r ’' srgJSwi: Sv"ffs.L«:£Si cVmsT 1 


PHONE 

DIRECT 

386-2121 


PLACE 


YOUR 


CLASSIFIED 


TO BE ANNOUNCED 


Mortgage Loan, and la.urance 14, e£.n vTi i!!™, „ I rv *raxx ? 

Moiorcyrle* *S nw,n Viow Bunal Park. Van EV 5-4313 

Moving and Hauling 115 C0U ' TT - Ir-rrr 

Muaical Inafrumenla ............ 13 

Muale Teacher. . S3* TO BE ANNOUNCED 

Pail* Acreaanric*.. jm 

TVrvraial Loam ...14n UXJAN. Mr. Janaea L. 

Prraonala M 

Peti and Suppllea ..«n 

riarat to VtotU ____IS — -I—■ — 

p^ri l y nB fra^fe‘ c ' , .:::::;:;"“iM Thomson a diving 

” J S Funcral 0181)01 


‘^iTLATfe -l^Ttieraul hMn * > L1<t _SS”' or JVUPk VWort * B« EXPERIENCED AND RELIABLE VOUIfG MAN. WANTS JO«; — ' 

i»~ N ?I« uc 122“ 1 J25 M -^ , in‘ , 2'm ar Ph , °S.”2^4 SSmETiSh« “ 

li lint* III n. I III UB-iUT part time bookkeeper. Muat be LADY FOND OF ELDERLY PEO- “1. After 4 penenra. are-jaai _ _ 

fapabte_of handling complete Ml to Pfetor afternoon ahlTt warded to P" 1 * * " 5MA 448_PAINTER. CLEAN TRADESMAN CEMENT AND DRAIN WORK 

««7_r. MARCH 14TH, LADY'S hooka For appointment call JB«m reMhom# ouukfe Vlclorti; poaafhll- WANTED HOUSEKEEPER TO “■ to amall Joha EVMSM - 41» Blrketi 

ssrffd«ru- c ^quJra p^ tr* * “■** b,b ' to _ jj-j- -_-_ 

ru urn - PART • TTME SAIERtanv vvra i hildren, l and 4. Victoria Proaa, ravi-rrarrat srovirrs cW ar t and ~ui inha w.u-k 


E R S. CEMENT. 
PM liana EV 1 Sid 


or email Jnha EV1 


— 419-j Blrketi 


.......-- -_ ____ _;,u" r,«i^ maZ —--—-TILE DRAINS. SEWERS. CEMENT 

EV 3-4312 - --| PART-TTME SAUEBLADY fan* 1 1 Victoria Proaa jasiTnfUAL SERVICES OF ALL and odd loba Welch EV ISIS: 

- - -- -- HARD-WORKING NEW AND USED hakery. Mraujaya, Tueaday* and Sal- H™ ^__ Ijpr* Low ralea II year*' *J®*r -—--- ; — -— 

LOST — FISHERMAN'S LANDING car aol earner, Generotu remunara urdaya. IS hnura xeeakJy. Apply Vic- CITY SAVINGS AND TRUST CO irtme. r.R 11*3 i Cl a* a lap Service 

c * ,u ' i&^sst wisus; dSS™ - rXa'Wi c zt'z Li rb.^h^d - baseme -^ 

LOST —A MBER ~ NECKLACE ~ JI/B. - SSL. S 5?K ^ * +—.-*1 

IM Hranital ra narkirra araa Murk uiriava rone * »„ _~ --- GENERAL WORK CARPENTRY Claiber. Fence. hUlIL Drain* laid. 


LOST —A MBER ~ NECKLACE ^ JUB1 1 D °'^° . K-* 5- —mrer,., racuum 

'r&ST&T&i* I DliTRJBLTOR 1Y>« PREFAB _ COT- i T ' [ E^U^Tfre^.^ 

LOST BUDGIE. CREEN. BANDS | lUS'rafe.mea "■™ ed mv HlltoRfeLraKa” °® A»P»T fAMI T E R ^EXPERIENCED J C " *”--- 

onhnjh'e^ Milgrov, area. Cal, STJSSISSL — ^ ^ __ jertre. wprk, Phraia 3SS-1S 4:._ J A HI 

! EV 4-5001. I Apply Id-13 morning.. 2435 DouglaiJ wxNTirrv_rvr»r»irvrtrxi oner. BABYSITTER FOR 3 BOYS. AGE GARDENING WORK NEEDED I f^i^ irid lnhr F^ renmK.^ 

Howard 479-31Bfi Jim' 313 0343 


Ronm and Bnard ...—..lb tat. 1711 Formerly ot Winnipeg LOST SMALL. BLACK CAMERA a vn „ , a v n .... lime aairra m-er fa rI ni — 314 and 5. Preferably our home 

Room, to Rem .121 A Dignified and Under.landln* » xU SMALU ’ BLAL * LAMlRA ^i R 5,R IMMEDIATELY. iSJ; g? JJ ” Mraiday to Friday. Beetotwood area 

Room* Warned ...I~ Service al Modarale Cra; board boy, *175 a month lo alert. a> *”* yi 43Me. TO4 Jda«a._ **-i5gi. 

'•‘•to* (Femalay -fa PRE NEEL AT NEED' YOUR PET* HOMES WAXT Appl> “LIABLE BABYSITTER. OCCA- _....r nninu^n r, p ~ 

Silual oai* Warned (Malei . a SHIPMENTS I ret louad SPCA EV 5-0514 P .O. Box W O . Victo ria. B.C. alonal daya, near Mraiferry School, ***LP, 2BS5 

Sll ‘“i-':?!,- W * , ' ,rd ,H "* » „ «» S' Phon- KV 4-3S13 ------— W ANraD~RFFRinr o.ro,. r: ea KV 4AWT *2? °* “••• *£5« 


alioni Wanted (Femata) .fa PRE-NEEL AT NR 

Siluallona Warned ,Malei . 21 SHIPMENTS ** * 

Siluailoau Wanted (Mala or ICj Quadra Si. Phma EV 4; 

h IfnilP I .. V-- --- 

Stove*'*and^Furnacro’””'"!”” g? HAYWARD'S CHAPEL 

S“*p* ... 94 Direr fare ot tanerol aarvlra 

Tearhaea Wanted _ 7t 

Tire. ...ins .. Simerior rondca aloe* 1M1 

Timber ...*1 ™ Brough too Sir EV S! 

TuurlK Accomirodatka _115 _ Member 


Dougla* WANTED—EXPERIENCED MRT - p^?iL =S"*?"®. W ^W* KEEDED Lh^g raJd jnhr Fro,..,, m*,.. 

IATELY. ^.7 1 ^' -to » ClraH ra, *22' !*** - ^ 

lo alarl. | Stovtay Pm fa Ca dr. T04 Joftnan. k*.,,,, HOUSE WIRING, NEW OH OLD CLEAN UP SERVlCF 

H Apply i RELIABLE BABYSITTER. OCCA-1 — *n*r 5 p m.. U*-7K(L Raaaurable. SESI. v.^. 


•a|l ti an JjyiES 
Fine Food*. 3S3ABin 


Travrt ...Ill”_I SH "Ybe Ctoder to the Golden Rule" DepL OL 

Trade School* . 41 A W Fraud* W a Hajroeird Toronto 1 

Trailer* and Trader Park* _J1J-- —-- 

TV C |fad'lo" Sain'abd ’Serxioe"III 1 ® CMAPUN'S FUNERAL Z™Z 

^to^?Sw a,APEL ' 

Warned to Buy Rouare _15s KfaAaeea Courtrey — Service rompMe 

Waterfront ProperUea . 133 U® Fort KV V56I3 Vlrlona ! 


—— 2» MALI I4SLP WiMTIh WANTED - REFRIGERATINC EN ------ hour Apply ' EmlC. Fine Food. 3«« in 

Oft P MALI HILP WANTID « A™- “ 5 -^*, v , ^ BABYSITTER 1 DAYS A WEEK. 1«1« HHIaidf EV 4 5413 pgm 

rt.L - H WliMjn If* CO., 9B Her aid I m rvw* arw g jri nmm arts--—- t. 

GOOD IHCOMH FOR RIGHT MAN SI M 4SM WSs V ^ T. X P E RIENCED WAITRESSES _ 

over 49 In th* Victoria area. Free no a — . r-orerv ----«w "«w reataurent Alao eaparl GUTTERS 

isn Lrtp to Neman aa botma for pro- SNP T WO RKERS. A COOP SEC- EXPERIENCED HAIRSTYLIST, meed kitchen help. 588-502 •rak^dd 

EV 93505 ducara. Take abort auto trip, to ®.7iS5. ptofto.Hr wlih cUenlele. Pra fur- __- . ■ - m ! rk - . 

IrraKacl cualoanero. Wrll* Vic* Pro* . 1!^!^ thee tefoemalkm phone 3*5-MM PRACTICAL NIGHT NURSE. 3 LONG CR 


PRUNING - SPRAYING 
H. Pfewta. EV 8-27X1 


Bajemmli yard* cleaned, re*ana- 

384 7101, able- 59*-T5fT. _ • 

_ BASEMENTS. YARDS CLEANED. 

NG RubWah hauled. Llcenaed 4734911 


ducera. Take abort auto trip, to aT-TfalSi pto'toaWr with cUreVele. Pra fur- - • -- - -— w ,. x.x-- ~ ~ ■ CLEANUP AND HAULING—FREE 

contacl cualoanero. Wrlla Vice Pro*., rotr MU-yrriareiSS" falormalloii phone 385-MM ™i cr,c *L NIGHT NURSE. 1 LONG GRASS OR LAWNS MOWED. eeUmafea 477 lid 

DepL OL, p.O Box 71 SI* tiro R_ "» I3lf nw °* i l8t g3 4H HUB --- _ night a weekly; Ken relief cook. J rv - .... —------v.. . . 

T ^* t ° W _ KSSTOg ^ood T ^,^ JlV d.ra' ftoT^'vIrt^to m^WE D man : V REDES F ULL ^ 

h^v^wfeSce^^U^fa SS2“5roi— K raLe lo ^ _ p * u) '’ Ctowo Ho ““ * n * r CoNfrectera 


_:_Z__ ANY TYPE OF RUBBISH HAULED. 

GUTTERS RENEWED. PAINT EVMHi. GR 85*M 
work, odd Job* GRS-2J42. GR 9-3738. ~ _ 


lime employment. 473 574L 


wri1ero f rewl creferahlv*eddere. ^ I ^ Pmm Box Na 5M _ ^RttNCED SILK AND WOOL IjMto_ 

IPjAffad man. SaK I REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY TWO \ ^’ Mrr - Utowood area. 479 3014. EXPERIENCED WAITRESS 


wage# ror queened man. So* REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY TWO 

complete Job Matory Srot letter experienced **phal, rooJrrx. Heady BABYSITTER WANTED. 
Vlrlona Preo* Boy 572._ work Nanaimo 75M911. - (toy* raily EV4W73 


HOSE PRUNING EXPERT 
EV 1-491 


J. B- W. CONSTRUCTION AS LOW 


IEEE wanted. Exrellenl working crahll- PAINTING - INTERIOR. EXTE •* *D-3 per aquare fact N H A . 


1 tK»w. Victoria Prraa. Box 57T. 


after $ p.m V L A. Ptmovihnf <5^2512 


Looking for a New or Good Used car? See the Big Selection Advertised Daily in the Classified Section 


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SMiiRay, March JO, 1 *4* DI RECTORY_ 


If BUSINESS SERVICES AND 
DIRECTORY 


Peieture and! Da<« 


WHY WAIT? 


FARMER 

CONSTRUCTION LTD. 
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Sunday’s Highlights 


12 noon—Harry Truman discusses the formation of 
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2 OO—Former pro 
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careers in sports; Uni¬ 
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dent David Sectcr 
shows excerpts of film 
he made; Arthur Mal¬ 
oney, Q.C., and Liberal 
MP August Choquette 
discuss capital punish¬ 
ment— 2 . 

’ 3:3d—Tom Mboya, 
Kenyan minlnater ol 
economic planning, is 
interviewed o n Meet 
the Press—5. 

S :00 — Documentary 
on Dr. Patricia Smith 
of Seattle who runs a 
hospital in the central 
highlands of South Viet 
Nam on the Twentieth 
Century—7. 

6:3d—Of Men and 



"Me didn't EAT his hat—ha 
v Just took a BITE!" 


Freedom presents a history of the. religious reformation 
of the 16th Century—5. 

8:00—Abbe Lane, Brenda Lee, ventriloquist Senor 
Wencea, Jimmy Resell!, and Jean Carrol visit Ed Sulli¬ 
van—2, 6, 7, 12. 


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11 s.m —Pro basketball, Cincinnati Reds vs. Boston—4. 
2:30—U.S. national alpine skiing championships from 
Stowe, Vermont—7, 12. 

4:00—Tommy 'Jacobs and Nationalist China’s Chen 
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World of Golf-2, 6. 

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bow and arrow in Florida, mountain goat hunting in 
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4:00—Gary Player, Arnold Palmer and Jack Nlcklaus 
play for *35,000 on Big Three Golf—5. 

4:00—Fishing for rainbow trout in California’s High 
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SUPPLIES LIMITED 


With TWO Stores 
To Ixrvw You 


From our BAY STREET 
STORE. Phogte 38fr6388. 407 
Bay St., Next to VMD. 

Open Weekdays 7 s.m. to 
4:30 p.m. Saturdays 8 a.m. 
to noon. 


Sea tha BIGGEST SELECTION eg 
quallly . GOLDBLATT MASONRY 
and PLASTERERS TOOLS la lowm. 
HLASTERERS' HODS. Ilghtwelihi 

magaeaium ..MB 

Heavy-duty rabbar-Urad WHEEL 
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Compara tMa prira anywhere. 
Light, aiundy ALUMINUM 

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Phone 652-1121 
Open 6 days a week 
7:30 to 5:30 


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feck Wn k- PaUoa Me Ian 
call eta Trrroa EV 1 3333 


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i*r Iraideo. Peril. Miaou, raw 
available. Plaaaa phona MXB 


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FOR A LUSH GREEN LAWN' 
Lawn* power raked. aerated 
♦ arvnai. ewrad. Low raiee. Free 
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adult women, keen player*, in 
In re tad In publli rouiie group ' 
write Victoria Prera. Beat ■ 


TOTEM - LOGS 
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and GENERAL palatal, and rental! 
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WHEN rr COMES TO PAINTING 
Cerate tu Ted Hill Tout 
Cenpleta painting aad deeorattnt 
grrvira - Inltrlar end eltterli* 

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Ted mil-TnM Deearaliv 
13X1 Oak Bay Ave EV IM 


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and exterior Flrel rlaw workman- 
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storage. 


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3x4 Economy Grada — elkig umte 
AM) B M . par 1UOU RM 334 Su 
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4x8x14 R a[ Hard board .41.84 

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Panai* 4 coiore, each . 44 34 


BeauURg Chroma and Bnmaa Lark 
•eta: Entry. 11 Ik — Bathroom 41.22 
Patio 13 32 — Dummy Sl.oo. 
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Cot4 Frame* r radar. i xF .. su 
Cold Frame Saab tea above .. |7 M 
Com prat Bra. Falxt high ..MM 
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Patio Btonaa, red or grey, troea .41 
Baikal Weave Fane*. 

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Cora 8iabe lor lancing a* ju 
C ore Blab* UO ar erar* a* JB 
Reach Panel abort*. 

from, par ft. .. pg 

MtltoH Mabudany PbjmU .. 8170 
12x31k 14 Mahogany Panela .. 12.40 
BklMI* State bar gal. from 43 44 
Ll/3fcc4*3 Sanded IPlywood ... MM 

14X4X1 Sim Taak Panel. __| v 

84X4XS Gjprac, par aft**4 .4141 

Hx4xS Bara White Flkraboard 43.44 
CalHng TU*. « ag. ft. etna .. 44M 
Entrance Door* 341". trom..411M 


Open FRL RITE TIL I r BE. 
... ' 1:10 


All Day Saturday to I: 
CUBBON ON COOK 


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OPEN ALL DAY XATURDAY 


Gal van lead Matal EavaaLrough. 

Un ft. ..3Ac 

<AU fttttngi etockadi - 
1 aft. 4x3 Formica lacratrftedl 4* M 
Surface Mount Metal Madirin* 

Cabinet with twin Ugbfa . 417 * 

Briton No. 3 Door Cloaar .....41134 (j0rt( ^ SHINGLES n 

Covara inn m ft. 


11 s.m.—Sherlock Holmes in Wa*hlngton (1942 mystery) 
Basil Rathbooe—12. 

12:30 p.m.~Cloudburst (1951 English drama) Robert 
Preston—12. 

1:30—The Marrying Kind (1982 comedy) Peggy Cass—5. 

2 30—Black Legion (1937 drama) Humphrey Bogart—4. 

* 4:00—The Desert Fox (1951 war drama about Rom¬ 
mel) Cedric Hardwick*—7. 

4:30—Ramar and the Burning Barrier (1957 adventure) 
Jon Hall-11. 

4:30—Foothght Varieties (1951 musical) Red Buttons, 
Jack Paar—13. 

8:00—Destination Tokyo (1943 war drama) Cary Grant 
— 12 . 

7:00—The New World (1960 Mexican adventure) Rene 
Cardona—11. 

7:00—'The Little Minister (1934 drama) Katharine 
Hepburn—13. 

9:00—Tender Is the Night (1961 drama) Jennifer 
Janes —4. 

11:30—Day of the Outlaw (1959 western) Burl Ives-2. 

11:30—Niagara (1953 drama which has contrived to be 
shown three times this weekend) Marilyn Monroe—6. 

11:30—The Last Blitzkrieg (1959 war drams) Van 
Johnson—12. 

12:15 a.m.—Trapeze (1956 drama) Gina Lollobriglda 


Sunday’s Radio 


10:30 a.m.—Highlights of the Queen Mother’s visit to 
B.C.-CBU (680). 

2:45 p.m.—News magazine from Britain—CFMS <98 5). 

5:00—Part 3 of a series on news media la a discussion 
of newspapers by editors on Toronto’s three dailies 
—UFMS. 

5:30—Hockey, Montreal vs. Chicago—CBU. 

7:00—Segments from radio shows of the 1925-55 period 
on As Time Goes By—CBU-FM (105.7). 

8:08— An American look at Canada’s historical Upper 
Canada Village-KtRO (710). 

10:30—Proiect '66 presents an Interview with Alexander 
Kerensky, the man who tried to rule Russia after the 
abdication of the Uzar in 1917. Kerm*ky, 85, writes and 
teaches at Stanford University—CBU. 


Monday’s Highlights 

9 p.m.—Johnny Wayne and Frank Shuster entert: 
row of the Week—2, 6. 

Monday’s Movies 


ROOFING SALE 


OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY 


BA2AN BAY RED R1UCX—aof to* 
teal but ONLY 140 to 

la* Spruce, tin 14 ft .— H4e 

lxS, Un. ft. .. 3Se 

1x10, ltn. ft...„..Jte 

1x11 Ua ft .JSc 

Dry and Ideal tor Halving. Me. 


VYISIEHT CEDAR SZD04G. 

IMrfS Styrene _.... Eta M. 


Quality 
Rough ar draraed. 


HEAVY EQUIPMENT 
Kara big pay aa opera tan or me 
chanire. We train on Uve equipment 
—ehovalf, dorar* array*re, grader* 
For full Informatloa write Greer 
Tech. Victoria Praia. Bra IB. 


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TUTORING 


EASTER REPORT coming ra. Kn 
ml now and get tbora dttflnduaa 
cleared away. Do nog a watt de¬ 
feat! Rajotca la athlevwnraL Wa 
tutor all auhjacta at aO level*. 
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(Vaa. 1*1*1 Ltd. 

PHONE 31*3474 ANYTIME 


PREPARATORY COURSES FOR 
randrea entering grade I Sept 
Harare. 1-12 a* Beginning April 
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GIVE YOUR CHILD THAT RXAD- 
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EV 1 


Ideal Fuel Co. Ltd. 

4811 EV S3 


I 3x8 draraed lumber '" 
••eft 

I 3x10 dreeled lumber 


DEYLAND FIR - STOVE 
length* rlean Good for furnace, 
flreplara or kltehra. Ready to 
bra* 3 cord - tit 00 

OR ruei EVA4U4 


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BUILDING SUPPLIES LTD. 
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(Oppoaita Otd Ooimtry Praia!*) 
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Stoadard Panarn* 4x1 
VINYL ASHES TOR TILE 
to* AM am .13c - I M pa *Hc 
PARTICLE BOARD H *4x* 32 71 

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10% off Hit price* 
CITATION RARDBOARD 


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7-0a. - 3*H"xF - 4173 - MVi'-gD 1 
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METAL A WOOD MOULDINGS. 
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We will be happy to rand our aalra- 
man lo maaaure your Job for yoa 
and edvla* the eaeleal way In get 
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SUPPLIES LIMITED 


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LUMBER SPECIALS 
BEFORE YOU BUY 
CHECK OUR PRICES 
New etock of aU type*, elm. rough 
or drea* Ireralnx lumbar Com 
Plata met tor aU your home can 
atm-tlon raquiremente. 

LUMBER BARGAINS 
- PRICK PER 1,000FT. LOTS - 
lxl Mlllnm Cedar Shinlap ... *72 

lxS. UdO Fir Bilpiap » 

2x4 r Pra^rut Stud* . nn 

3x4. 2xA R/L .. 4B 

3x4. S«10, 3x13. R/L . 439 

Butldere, con tractor*, we re plaaard 
to quota on Houje order* and 
quaeitlty Iran bar lata Traa rath 

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of Lumber. Deliver!ea made ta all 
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1x3 Dnaaad (Upea.) _ *4 ted 


lxl Draraad (I pci I ... Ml 
1x4 Draraad (I prx.) ,.3u.7» 
lx* Dra anil (t pee.) .... .71 

1x9 Draaiad (4 pc*.) ....fl.M 

3x3 Dnaaad <1 pea.) .... J4 

3x3 Dr*.rad. rack ....... JO 

2x4 Draraad. rack ...... J* J* 

2x* Drraaad. aadb . A0 M 

2x1 Draraad aacb . Jt fl X 

3x30 Draraad rack .TO (1 to 

3x13 Draraad tank . J4 u s 


PACKAGED LUMBER 

txt Ecu* 410 pea.) 4' Or .... SR 
3x4 Eon (tg pea.) t Or .... 47.71 

3x4 lag (30 pea.I r .414.71 

3x4 Eoei (IS pern.) * .141*0 

3x4 Mffirtto (M pea.) F . MJg 


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anything in pa'nUna aaylftinx In 
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P.4INT1NG A SO DECORATING 

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i.N.HiA approved) 


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OPEN SDC DAYS A WEES 
TO 4:1* PM. 


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Hrx Shingle* *R to aquar* 


B Quaanef St. PTxxw 33*44*4 
Balwaai Market and Top**, 
eaa Mock rate of Dougia a. 


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9 s.m.—The Steel Jungle (1958 drama) Perry Lope/. (. 
12:30 p.m —Mardl Gras (1958 musical) Pat Boone—6, 8. 
1:00—Great American Broadcast (1941 musical I Alice 
Faye—11. 

1:00—A Date with the Falcon (1941 mystery) GcorRe 
Sanders—13. 

3:00—Criminal Court <1946 mystery) Tom Conway—13. 
3:30—Brave Warrior <1952 western) Jay Silvorheels- 5, 
5:30—The Big Cat (1949 adventure) Preston Foster -12. 
__ 7:00—Francis in the Haunted House 1 1956 comedy with 

jp sq pau. Sftmgtaa |iun ^uare’ ja 1hp Talking Mule) Mickey Rooney-7. 

7:00—Strange Impersonation (1946 drama) William 
Gargan—13. 

10:05—Make Mine Laughs (1949 musical) Ray Bolger 
—13. 

1:00—A Song to Remember (1945 drama about Chopin) 
Cornel WUde, Merle Oberon-12. 

11:30—Action in the North Atlantic (1943 war drama) 
Humphrey Bogarf—4. 

11 30—Surrender—Hell! (1969 war drama) Keith Andes 

-7. ^ 

11:30—Where Danger Lives (1950 drama) Robert 
Mitchum—13. ^ 

12 ;05—Your Money or Your Wife (1960 English comedy) 
Peggy Cummins—2. 

1 a.m.—Fort Apache (1948 western) John Wayne-13. 


ROLL HOOFING 
»U> SATE. Rad, green. 

hUck, blue . 14 to roll 

»Lb. I-ply tenor* b . *3 tt roll 

44-Lb, 3-ply amooUi .*2 N rail 


We apply all type* roaOns. aMogla* 
toakra and flat rent* at hfgNy com 

C ave prtoaa Free ate (real ra - 
obligation — Eaey term*. 


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4xS—Clear Bereft . *10 (9. 

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fxS—Gear Walnut . *11 » 

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4(B Gorge - 3*43311 
Opm I Day* g a.m. to S.M pm 


Monday’s Radio 


3' f*iek*4 fence. Un. ft.S3c 

1' Baikal weave, lio. ft. _XV 

F Log «U. Ha ft. .22c 

T F' x F *" mahogany door* ..S4.gg 
X «'• x 4' F' mahogany door* ..*4.40 
T F‘ X F F 4 mahogany door* ..*S.IB 
If »f f mahogany doara ..4S.H 

4' x ■' Gyproc panria .I2.IS 

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prod art wftJxnf aqual lor tondtog 
new lira!11* to dd aortaoaa Plea- 
tartate ta atrowa ay* ralcbtaa 
cniari ran be applied bit TYcraaL 
Bruah or Rnfiar Omtar Sand. 
Gravel. Cement Ik e-V quantltfap. 

t:M p.m. 


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COMPANY LTD 

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REJECT MOULDINGS 
Garden flake*, greenftuura clan 
window*, door*. Millauram R/wd 
Suppliee. corner of Mdlrtream Rd 
and Trana-Canada. GR l-lWQ. 


2 p.m — B-0 school broadcast shout Marco Polo 
-CBU (690). 

8:00—As Time Goe* By presents a biography of Foster 
Hewitt—CBU 

10:30—Highlights of Prince Philip's speech to Toronto 
chapter of Variety Clubs’ International—CBU. 

★ Recommended. 


PATIO, BUILDING AND ORNA- 
metual teork* 304 Bay a EV 2 Mil 


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MOVING: FOR SALE — JfTECE 
maple bedroom auka, double bad 
end Mr and Un. Dreerar. gjao.ac 
mahagane cftlna ratonef. ITS.ori 
wrought-krai dfaettr euite. 430 00: 
Philip* fireetd* Hi-Fi and r*di-i 
txmbu»:i.*i 41*00: oopprr fire- 
aerven. SL! 00; trlapftane ubie and 
rftair. M00: Veneiian ' blind, 1x7 


WALNUT SECRETAIRE. DESK 
cftlna eabUwt 4H5. foam cfteatorfleld 
and eftrar tat Singer trradle owing 
martdne SLIM, angle Hollywood: Fnr 
bed with malireto DI to; rtieator 1 
field chair *5 to: walnut *iep end 
tahle *10: nice walnut bedroom 
euite. complete wttft mattrera 4*1 to; 
wrought Iron dlnetle xtote 433 T A T 
VARIETY Mr* Douglaa. 30 MM 


TOP MONEY 


CLEANING 

Two-piece ckratorfield cleaned, da- 
mothad. la ywr own hum* from 417 
All week ro* ran trad Wa alao clear 
carpet* Call Ambaaaador Bom* 
EV 3-SSD 


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March n*t to brand new Mylex 


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1-SiOB. I Near the Mayfair Sftopptn* Centre I 


CUBBON LUMBER 


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Cinnamon cokir— 3 yr*- ofd. Ideal for | 
rumpue rerxn EteeUent condition 

Ate.ng NO View 4O0fl Wltteon or I 
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SPECULA FROM OUR 
USED DEPARTMENT 

• Arm 1 cm drop bark coach, perfect 

rcnaltinn . 4S9 3D 

• S-pc ciiroroe rat. good oon«L *42 )u 

• Gina ton roCra table .418 OO 

■ Walnut lamp table 44 *1 

• Walnut *tep Uble . It Sq 


'HOME FURNITURE 
WB Fort St EV 2 513* 


Price*. Mute dear- 3W0 Shelboura* Frigydairr. jr'TV. AU In good con-,» PIECE 5ECTIONAL CHESTER 1 2-PIECE CHESTERFIELD Si tTT 
Iks I mum- tto-7mc ^field. *3. EV2-fc*g. I kroeltwr matte EV 4-4FTL 


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TOUlL HA/E TO TAKE 
"THAT UP WfTH MOTHER 


TOl/COME DOWN FROM 

THEKETHIS INSTANT; , 


WHAT IN 
THUNDER 
ARE MX) 
DOING IN 
THAT 


LIMPID 

ULA5Q?! 


DUNCAN. « ACRES 0# MANAGED 
OulaUnaa troe lud ytaldlag CMC 


ADMIRAL portable Memo , . , 
atald Halt, ttylad with walnut tony! 
• abliwt . . . oompact UJkgn pi*y- 
*r. UnK can be r*—art on tabb ra 
in bookcaa* or pinlaiM with 
•iaaS. Now pay only (HIM at 
BUTLER BROTHERS, 1T3D Doogta*. 


rrtwira Guaranteed Work. Eib 

■nalM Calla *A EV 4-4MU. 

21" G-K TV ( YEARS OLD EX- 
crllant waking oreHUun. aw 
pla'aly overhauled. XV4-S0SA 

STEREO, GARRARD CHANGE* 
*MrM. aeparate amplifier, I 
apeakera 184AKN 

MATCHED SPEAKER EN- 
rlnauraa plua apaakan, U", 4TP- 


i; Hi cruafwr apraada iln- 
Hymona Ounral; ( 2 i fxir 
approximately a.ODD'. I 
i pip#,- (Hi tractori in MA 
ll»l mutor gradera. (Ml 
rawer*, in Cal 6il a; («j 
i Cat M; -- ■ - 


a" DE LUXE CONSOLE T.V. 
perfect cteidllion, Ml. MME 

_ EILNER S TV SERVICE. 

Cmlla 33.00. Phow EV 2 Tfll 

c A HlN ET 8TEREO - RECORD 
player. Aa New. EV M9ZL 

M' PJ4ILCO TV. NEW PICTURE 


Satis ■tiki, manta, 
an* ttrati 


VAN ISLE MARINA 


---(14) ganaratori to 

UOKW; lUOl trvrka moat I > aiawl; 
(fil iraarri i») bottom dumiu. 

™». aratea-YOU NAME IT. WI 
HAVE IT 

For Uroctwe OUI or Writ* 

■ MAX' ROUSE AND SONS 
IMl Su Hubarteun HIwO DetA "W" 
Brvrtiy Nil la. California 

Ptuw tJUl Mm 


XT ADMIRAL, OS: IT' CORONET, 
129 Both naad aoma work. aStBlO. 

USED VWAY CCtABLNAnON TV, 


at 11 knati. 

ONE PRICED AT . 

ONE PRICED AT. 

»«. OWENS Crutaer, Mi top. 

alaeja 2 . 

a n. DAT CRUISER, tahaar*. 

outboard, fait .. 

»«L BRANDYLMAYR. 

V« powar, alaepa 4.I 

n a CHRIS CRAfT, Em «. 


CONHTEU.A "rlM> hida a way kadi, SIMM, alau 
ad ... lluHS I rapcndUdkw Victorian chain. Alau 
Vila lur lha buna. Comr »l John 

. BM a* and Bread. Phoa * EV *-022 
l< * 1 HXDMA-HHC. STEM; APIECE D1 


NEW SRIPMENT OP YAMAHA* 
ARRIVING MUST CLEAR USED 
BIKES NOW. 


M Mafory 

1‘ BELLHUOY. 


DUCATT 


AT 

|KATON'l 

WAREHOUSE 
749 View Street 


MULLINS MARINE 
SALES LTD. 
Yates St. EV 2- 
AT THE SIGN Of THE 
BIG MERCURY 


Z, CLEAN PILL. ROAD GRAVEL. 
S to* a«L OL Tracking Ca LM 
j lta-3414. 

n BST GRADE MEADOW NCEL. 
D Deuwrad anywhere UR AMR. 

J clean, black peat loam, o 

■ a aack. Pat I very, 1*6 AIM _ 

l BEST PEAT SOIL, ALSO CHICKEN 
A manure. 47A3B*0 or 471-1071. 

- BROKEN ROCK. M YD. DEUV- 


*;£ Exprau CRUISER, 

Vi powar. i nilaa 14 kataa. radio, 

pheeir, alrrpa I . 112,100 

Hit CHKISCRAPT. twin power. 

mdto. rounder. kaath'W 114,MO 
NEW SHEPHERD CRUISERS, 
planked mahogany, a aieaper 


HOME OP HONDA 
Honda - Happy or taw bduaf 1 

iv3r£nw|K 

soonomleaj, caralre* way la i 
miMA Pricatf from ED* — In 

Laa Blow M&tmMa l«w 


^■NMNNllMMNICil IQ4T1NQ 

44 MERCUKY-M >.•• j_ M rr Ex™* „ 

3 a p ^.“AiSr. 00 -' 2 vSf'HS 

J ^pyessrA s a ,m E«E» 

J* a a“lVINRDDK £ ST 4 

M and TralMri yoa recalva abac M kal tin “ *■ 

u ®"‘ W hr ' m B**™** “ T0D 1111 TRAILER CompWh 

M MERCURY—1| HP. Ta Mar- M 

»< 04 ry 110 HP. M S .waB * 5?y .J r J. h .» 

H Mwcory— M Sale, lambowpl M -r- 


3 USED ELECTRIC 
a inch and 40 Inch. 
Ortw. Spactai E» h| 
Hi eu. A Da Lu*a 
uah buurn datroai. 
UU: Htegirr fcltrhrn 


m ma st 

iat4 Yotvo 
duly trailer. 


WIN. W 44/40. f?«: WIN 12 40 ! • 
an Satan and 4x arnoa. IU4: X 
SB. Brmadatll dhla ajarlon. UK: 

13 Urliuui dble., W; 13 HU vena 
pump and choke Ml: 411 boll action, _ 
r.T Hav 110 act uil: .a unique VI EXTNA*W»rriAl . 
aulo M7: .B 0u4t auto IM; D12 ^ EC . UL; 

Gecado raw., *33; kmm PM SM; 
wealern IS Magnum. IM: 22 Bern ,_ 
adetli, s»; .22 Martin, mount and u cTrt 
•cop* SM; . 21 Win. aula. *4? I" liKSS!. 

LAY A-WAY NOW AND SAVE 
ROBINSON'S 

1MT Broad SI. EVSMaja 

COMPLETE COLT SET, ENGLISH M 
ran. hag wild baarta. 4 new 3 


.1AFETY FIRST 

New Mi by U Pirlllll aafely rain 
I lied to (it im bike. AUo~ lu.uoo 
man ,e puu and holla. 


illeia — Conwraasora 
Ilia - Concrata Hraakara 
Hpaoa Haatara - M ian 
Sanderi and Ptdubira 


Hama al lha Good Guya 
AMOR SALKS 

3408 Duuglaa SI ID 


Till) roi 


BUST CUT FOR 1PRJNG WITH A 
HARLEY SPRINT. HoCUat 3R go¬ 
ing Laad the pack. 

BROOKLANDi MOTORCYCLES 


auUe. canplria with new Baa); 
bvaa III1H. TAT VAR 


i any oiher 


KIRKS APPLIANCE 


- Aluminum . 133 

14 f.laapar Runabirat . ... tug 
* dinghy with nan g» 

.1* Rrwuwirk ruttar with daetwr 
mala. mvartjbU bo* and aide nr 


: NO WEEDS, 

K2. bag Me. 


BARBELLS _ THE NEW ' ORBI 

_ 'lawga Wurk out with theta 

3M0 and leal inaky aa a end Don I Mav 


and, Ml No oCrrt. EV 4 


VOLVO MARINE ENGINES 


SPECIAL. 200 YARDS. H 
manure Me a yard, UR SlMl 

MANURE - TOR SALE. 


-- -..DELIVER 

ad. reaaooable. Alao top aoll IS4-WI 

DUCK MANURE! «*■ A BAG 
Sidney Puck rana. as ica. 

RCTTED COW MANURE. 4 YARDS 


’tewiag, RMeaning 

and CtMvatl*| 


AL P18TELL ROTOTILUNG 

POWERFUL MACHINE 
ENTERS SMALL GATE 
EV 37145 


DuugUi M. W-T14K 125. alarinc nair a. PU tSAl 

HOLLYWOOD BEDllNIT. *50; NEW W * Wl-ROTT E D COW 
avwi* projaclix-. $75; m pcrtahU chicken manure, alao ’5* 
oar ratio, an hew atarangaadi Me4nxadttan rabutb anairw 


BUY IT AT SALVATION ARMY 
Thrift Stum Kl Juhnaon. 3BH23.V 
722 Goldatraam. 47kta3; *64 EaatU- 
moihUlSS; Sidney. HUH 

UD AVERAGE SAvTnG _ TYPE 
writera. adder*. Repair« from 13. 
Turner Huuneai Machinal. Hu3 
rarnwood- EV4-CB43 

I HRlbESMAIDY 8EMLFOR14AL 


hma»_*._* f, “ 

AUXILIARY SLOOP, jl 
M. aleepa 1 Bound htM, 
lamlly or tundea aallor, 
d dewjga outboard powar. 


IfiNem. ns 4th Ave. N. 

Alberol 


S. J. PEDEN LTD. 

_»■ »*ea(ie| Si. Pkqew ggg-34S4 

IDEAL FOR SKTING OR FISHING Between Market awl Totwx, 

Take a look al Ihia imart 1*' plv ana block aaM <4 DoOgtaa 

wood boat with cabin. Bnlahad . T L,. ' ,,,— ■ ~ ——- 

decka. M fct electric Mart motar * CABIN CHUB 

and trailer. New 7H Ap. motor can * r - CooHcrtahla tamlly bent, ataejn 
hither be part of deal or bepatnla *■ ‘“W. axtraa and ready for 

tale. To view phwa 477-IMa crWMng. Boalhouae k.p4 nnca haw 


HAVE YOUR 


ROTOT1LLING 
DONE BY EXPERTS 
J* M HANDY MAN SERVICE 
CALL HOWARD at 473S7M. 


BICYO.I SALK NOW ON 
Blcydaa made by Ralalgb 1 ■ M*w 
SU M. I blryckaa at ID M aaB 
Eiactnxde Bike Sboa. tVMD. 
Tta Jotmaop Street _ 

BICYCLES NEW AND USED. 

Trade* Accepted—Repair* 

Rua* Bay 3542 Gov U f V 4-4723 


HOUSEHOLD FURNmiR*. HAND 
mower, car rack. pedal car. 
tta-kaig horae, TV aarlaL ion 
Da via SL 


CASH REGISTERS ADDING MA 
duiwa. ate Moa« make*; new and 
recundlb acted Anker agent Owen 


WE HAV* KVS 

and makaa rectal 
englrwa. from ?1 hi 


HAROLD S RQTOVATING 

Garhen*. lawn*. Po werful amall gala 


machine. Low ratra. Quick aarvlea. 
GR 31337 or Ev 4*1305. 


C STARCK ROTOVATING 
lawn> etc. Tnactor and hand 
tnaihine*. (7lh yr ) GR 3S19I, 
EV 31034 

FLECK AND~HOSKIN~ROTOVATE. 
plow, cultivate, level, light clearing 


GIHL'S 13IN BIKE. *25 OR 
trade Cor boja 13k) fade*. Ph 
PR T 1MB _ 

RALEIGH. ISPIID. FRONT 
rack, light *ia *64 7714. 


BOYS BICYCLE GOOD CONDI 
tkA pa GR3S3M. 

BOYS PHILLIPS SPORTS 1*0DEL, 
good condJtUai. 125 CR 7 2 * 1 * 

BOYS BKTYCUE. ] 613 YEAR SIZE 
G.«d ctatdIQun. >12. EV 35— 

BOYS B1CYLX gin. GIRL'S, 
•mil ilar Mryefe. US Ph. EV 37TU 


ROTOTILLING 4732644 

Langford-Cnl wood-Mat fgaiain areaa 
Quick aarvlea - ranannaide rataa . 

JACri TRACTOR SERVICE RD 
tovata. plow level CR 31563 

DON'S TRACTOR SERVICE. PLOW* i 
cultivate, rot ova La. leveL GR "Mil 

ANDYS TRACTOR - ROTOVATE. 
low, la vat, poet holed. GR 33321 j 

HAVE ROTOTILLER — WILL 
j travel, asssaj. 

COOPER'S TRACTOR. ROTOVATE.! 

r*nw. laxal. ate. BV36MS. 


«7 STOVES AND FURNACES 


RANGE AND FURNACE REPAIRS 
—Boiler* and Cydaa ail kmara 
J natal! ad <77-4*12 


WOOD AND COAL FURNACE TOR 
■ale. Qiedp. Goad candlhon. Pipe* 
Included. 3S4A5RD. 


maUc. While enamel 


COAL AND WTIUO HEATER VINK 
for aimmer outage. 130 GR * 342- 

1 OVAL 113GALLON OIL DRUM; 
1 45-galkm drwn; 1-ft aland. 477-2139. 

FAWCETT c4i, RANGE. BARREL 
and wand. *15. EV 3 MU 


! LARGE HOUSE PLANTS SUIT 
able lot lobby etc. EV ;+4J*. 
Wee ke nd or evenuiga. 




_FUtNmjftE 

HUB iVlT B VH B H 

PRE-INVENTORY 
CLEARANCE OF USED AND 
NEW FURNITURE 


U 2 Pea. Havana Suite, B 1 

>• chocolate M*aa _Id 50 B 

» Armlaaa Davera. B 

I lapnatry rover HUB 

). Wa-rui Bedroom Suite, vanity. B' 
1> bench. cbaaL bad. a pile * a 

li aid auttrea* .RLM a 

n Vital Mapla Framed Mirror fi 
M tor drawee. W'xjf. B 

[| ■ - -. ta a t 

n FREE DELIVERY 

EASY TERMS B 

FREE PARKING B 

STANDARD FURNITURE B 
;■ *WN BASEMENT H 

1 ScoUaid £3dg. View M a 

EV3SU1 b 

LBBHBBBRBBBHBB 

KILSHAWS 
AUCTIONEERS 
Buy — Sell 
Cash 

Guwanteed Appraiisls 
1115 Fort EV 4-6441 

LUNDS 

AUCTIONS 

Tuesday Rod SRturday 

ALL HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS 
TOOUL CAES. BOATS. ETC 
PHONE FDR FEES APPRAISAL 1 

■a Four it. ev mm 


| 64 TV, STEREO. RADIO 
SALES AND SERVICE 

—__A' ___ 

COLOR TV 
Special Oiler 

1 2 ONLY. Brand name color TV* 
Gcnuma Walnut conarda mhipei 3 . 
year guarantee on pictur* tube 
Re*. 00*5. 

WITH OR WITHOUT 
TRADE-IN 

T750 

Plua aervira policy 

CONTINENTAL 
HOME SUPPLY LTD. 

851 Job son SL 386-2458 

SPECIAL OFFER 

I 047 UB W Cowcte model TV* 
2-rear giwmxgne OB ptetura tuba 
Walnut cabinet. 

TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE 
OF UP TO MM ON ANYTHING 

CONTINENTAL 
HOME SUPPLY LTD. 

851 Johnson St. 386-2458 

TV RENTALS 

Brand New Sets 
by the week or month. 
Option to Purchase 

MAIS FURNITURE 
UU Cook SL EV 5-2435 


MISCELLANEOUS FOR 
SALE 


WOODWARDS 

USED 

FURNITURE 
I AND APPLIANCE 
SHOWROOM 

779 PANDORA AVE. 
1386-3322. Lotal 216 or 219 

| USED FURNITURE 


Daily (Tuhntfst 29 

Sunday. March 20, 1944 

■2 MISCELLANEOUS FOR 
SALE 


SALE — SALE —* SALE 

WE ARE PLEASED to 
I present GREAT SAVINGS 
on LAWN MOWERS 

1966 NORTHERN KING 18” 
ROTARY Power Mower. 
Just $29,95 with 
Approved Trade 


47 STOVES AND FURNACES 

X X X X X X XX X-*K X X 
v v v 


X v X 

X WILLIAMS X ! 

X OlLO-MATlC X 

X HEATING X 

X X ' 

X * nsE-DAY SERVICE X. 

X * EASY TERMS X 

X * I0*i DOWN X 

X *5 YEARS to PAY X 

X X 

X W. R. MENZIKS A Co. X 

X Ml Fort SL EV 31112 X 

X X 

XXXXXXXXXXXX 


The Daily Crossword Puzzle 


— - - MOBILE 

— _ ***** RADIOTELEPHONE 

MAYNARDS a Rent Purchase • 

AUCTIONEERS 

_ ■ ...__ Bail A Sbamilt Electrode* Ltd 

a t£Sl 2SL3 1 Weal Rum.id. RA 

MlwrM 3*37701 


HIGHEST PRICES 
REALIZED AT 

MAYNARDS — -- 

FINEST RE-UPHOUSTERING 
Call XV 2 BUI ter traa eaumalaa 
kuaodard Furattar*. 117 Yarn 

» PIECE SOLID - OAF - DtMNG 
i'*» mutt tn-ixa 

i /S^a B Sf4e?' m,_ *” UNr '*' 

WANTED-MAPLE DINING-ROOM 
amte. I'hona 47* 2522. 


TYNAN CHESTERFIELD AND 
Chair, b rand Bew EV IBB 

41 MUSICAL INSTRUMINTS 

HALL 4 FAIRFIELD 
MUSIC CENTRE 
Everything in Music 

MUSICAL XNTXUMENTS 
MUSIC LESIONS 
Opaa Wadneaday «rrmorna 
and Friday aaemeg* 

728 Fort EV 5-8342 


TE I.KVUBOR—RADIO 
MAJOR APPLIANCES 

Rdbaira made m rm auoa or m 
the aamoa building by ompeMr* 
techntrtaaa and backed by famuli* 
HBC guarantsa. You can charge n 
W uaa four PBA Dial W-IOL 

THE BAY 

Slcraa HI-FI aiM TV. htack a rat 
white: or cedar, Maturing the Mland'a 
laggaat aetaetkm Of ateraa Choaaa 
from Elactrohama, PhllUpa. RCA 
Grandlg and Zenith. 

KENT'S LTD. 

742 Fort SL 


KOHLER A CAMPBELL PIANO, 
*285. Rant |a purchase no par 
month. 

LKEACX SPINET PIANO — rant 
rot urn Keg. fltf. Special *sag; rat 
hi pure lute 112 a month. 

1 ONLY YAMAHA REED ORGAN 
and heart) (rag. |2S0) 1150 

FLETCHER BROS. 

XQO Dougla* HtdM 

BALDWIN CHURCH ORGANS ' 
Avaiiahla tor Immedlnia Inatallaticn.' 
Ttrma HP to 4a month (rum: 

*1.1*5 

gl.SU 

S3191 

Delivered and Indalled 
Anywhere on Vanouunr I a and 
H ERNIE PORTER MUSIC 
1724 Dug laa EV 2-1542 

PIANO OR ORGAN' WHICH WILL 
It be’ Thla lnatnimrnt ti bo4h! A 
iMiaiful 'lop of the line' Maaui 
and Hiarh piano in gleaming wal¬ 
nut with a Luwray organ built In— 
<l.gB6. Sea It; hear ill Trade la 
your lurarnt piano lor full value— 
Lean* plan Inrlutlad budget term*. I 
Woodward'*, 2nd floor, Maytalr. 

MUi. 

ILONIAL MAHOGANY UPRIGHT 
mana and bench by WllUama Plano 
Co. Good Ioo4itog caaa and lovaly 
b». about M" high. Ma». Traad 
altar dallvaty. Budget k.raw _ 
■way Ubara lackouae Mam. 
WOODWARD-g 

Sad 4nan Maytalr |g| MB 

nr vanowu ppa baton i n 

the Hammond iplnel organ A 
wealth of tuna rotor* alto apw t a t 
Iraiurea It* the irgan that can't 
gu '•to '< tunel Ptlred from 11 4U ' 

tu *3.iau. no down payment 

told gr nr ruin trade-in on yuur prra 
rn' ptanu it tagan. Prufaral.aval 
Iraaina at nu added cuto. EATON 8 
Muatr Centre Phan* *0-7141. 

IIEINTZMAN AND NORDHEIMER 
panue, new and uaeeL lot ale k 


USED ELECTRIC RANGES 
We now lav* in itock f of lha Dnt«t 
uaed auloaaalic range! In town. Mr 
Gurney 13* Lum. clock controlled. 
Infinite brat *iemaali. m Gurney 
Da Luka, ^tulleaa oatoltlon. 111. 40“ 
Waatingtvjuaa De Luxe. ME Mr 
Lncnard. lul.y automatic, gig 
DELTA ELECTRIC 
T14 Oraorant _3647414 

n FARM IMPLEMENTS 

BUTLER BROTHERS 
TRACTOR SHOP 
Headquarters for 
proven 
J. L. CASE 
Utility and (arm 
equipment 

Keating X Road 652-1121 

MAYKKW and STRUTT 
LIMITED 

Foe th* Fine at in FORD 
FARM and INDUSTRIAL 
Equipment 

2300 DOUGLAS Stmt 
386-7704 

FOR SALE-JOHN DEERE TRAC 
m. Plow — Mora — Cultivator — 
Sr'ZST* ~ Xake. at bargain prlca. 
victor ia Proaa Boa SI 7. 

SMALL GARDEN TRACTOR. I* 

& wnrkln ‘ ^ 

71 MACHINERY 

TWO AUCTION " SALES 
Ovar L50a Konya 

Hnopa Curatnirtam CO., Ratlrllto 
Manli » 1-wrn Fall*. Idaho 
Woodward and Yam Ctmtorurtlcn Ca 
Retiring 

1 and 2. North Rock Spring! , 

•sno^MS- ! 


1 Wdi-tounded 

• Judge • 

cuncecn 
10 Deoeptiun: 

Slang 

14 Levaen 

15 Yeara 
IS Violent 

anger 

12 Hereditary 

inti 

IS Exclamation 
(4 anrtuyanra 
IS Pwr to a 
Hro* penod 

*2SJ 

player 

29 Bra id rod: 

21 Local) oa 
21 Make Ilka new 
31 Htatu* 

21 Rordltgl 

material 

30 Talk 
vehemently 

» Stay 
33 General 
ataughlrr 

37 At no mat 
3t) Girl'* name 

40 Run eaally 

41 Emergency 
Iroatmeni; 

Two word a 
41 Trawly group 
44 Young fiah 

• Oorupled 
a clwtr 
<1 Vale la 
46 Opposite ft 
araethlng 
M Unlveeally 
VIP. SJaitg 
M Find French 
governor 
at Ca~da 
■ Ofibway 
arcrat order 
*0 Cart) rune 
*1 American 
Males man 
l« Leave out 
a* Patoer 
Intently 
•4 German 
araian 

as Pleatent 

a* Painting 
mtaic, etc 

a» Not to. amiui r 


TRAVELLER BOATS 


1— 3-pc. Chesterfield. 

Red . 


1—2-pc. Chesterfield, Approved Trade 

beige, foam robber. $79.95 

SUPER DELUXE REEL 

. Chesterfield. MOW'ER. 4 cycle BRIGGS ft 

]I0 BOATS AND MARINI Red .. 95 STRATTON engine. Price 

1—Hostess Chair.$12.00 5139,95. SPECIAL $109 95 

1—Chesterfield Chair $17.95 ^ ^ - 

_ _ i You pay $8 a month 

^^^tf^Si^rSiboJT i- 5 -^ Wood Dinette $21.95 
- if wiS . W' , . _ v . „ 24" ZENITH RIDER MOW- 

rtJSc't^rt 1 “^ pc Qirome YeUow . £R. BRIGGS ft STRATTON 

— —~“ d * yUS-VU* Dinette .$19.95 motor . , 199 ^ foP 

1—Chest, 4 drawers -..$19.95 approved trade. You pay 

l—Vanity Dresser ....$17.95 5149 35 ** 59 a month - 

NEW FURNITURE MARSHALL WELLS 

(Floor Samples, ™ Fori St. EV 4-1021 

1—S^x:. Dtnetie, walnut ar- “ ~ 

borite. To clear ....$49.88 ^ 

1- Spc. Dinette, walnut ar- ggSTSff ^‘"^“beS 
borite. To dear ....$69.00 Squaro Tub with pump and inner. 

313*50 with trade SPECUL on 

2 — 4-drawer walnut Cheat*. Beatty de lux* 

Nv, ,,q ^ 1 RYER with all-baat artUngi. aroiv 

To Clear, each ......$59.00 onlcal 4200-watt dement, top lamp. 

aafrty door, porcelain top, now 

l-3i». Bedroom Suite. *'»»■ 


electric Wart and trailer raady ta 
go (or sasa.n. A aaving of (MB 

Eaay tarma to auk yog. 

MULLINS MARINE 
SALES LTD. 

925 Yates St EV 2-1328 
AT THE SIGN OF THE 
BIG MERCURY 

13FT CLINKER BOAT-WDCON 


•2 MfSCILLANIOUS FOR “ Trim „ J™* 

mi to clear .$149.00 

shop at oakcrest fooos. tars 1—3*PO- Bedroom Suite. power mowers 

quadra. MON., TUE8. nu s Triple Dresser. . „ 

Canada Choice, .total CHUCK ~ ^ 1 ... , loonn REEL TYPE, new.1145 94 up 

STEAKS, lb .| .fl To clear .$199.00 • Ri^TARY type new. w to up 

BOLOGNA No. L by the pier* , , * Rldlag Rotary Mower*. *26* SO ub 

Lb.... J* 4—3-pc. Danish Settee Sets. * Reconditioned Rotor!**. CS on up 

Freeh, lean. PORK BUTT Tn clear each ...« w * Rromdlttoned Reel. ... 34*16 up 

ROAST, lb. ... .* IO c,e *ri e ® ch .3129.50 . Hngg, and Strattca Part. nei«*. 

rLOUR, Purity. 231b. lack «L5* _ _ . . J * POWER MOWERS SHARPENED 


1 Tramp*: 04fc» 

3 Enrongi 

by an) 

* Ml* Turnar 

4 Artlclea 
I NotwilA- 

aurvlln* > 

5 Raker'■ I 


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lilaaHulnrannnirFnr 
ncia ranran nnnnn 
■■ 4 emu nnncir.r 
laaanti qnnrtM 

Y(4t4 HUrtUCIClFII 

in fiooua bci 
laioamiq worn 
~»nnnr8 nnnm 
innn nnnw 
inra □□ran bol 
iunnnaninnnril 
HJlfinmr 
luaoL 


1— 3-pc. Bedroom Suite. power mowers 

™dea?!*!! e . P ;.$199.00 I “?ARY Y f5 P E n "U"^ 

. „ * Rldlag Rotary Mower*. *264 SO ub 

4— 2-pc. Danish Settee Sets. •Reconditioned Rut* rlai. Kaon up 

To rlear each JIM VI ! 52* ,,dlHu " ,d R ”“ - «»»up 

to ciear, eacn.jizi.au . Hngg, and Stratton p. r i. nei.R. 

_ — , . _ . . , • POWER MOWERS SHARPENED 

2— Telephone Seta (table and and engines serviced 

chair). To dear, ar power mower rales 

each.$27.89 “J «*«*rd ph. jcaiii 


USED BOATS clcming olt — 

m 1—12’ Plywood Boat, AH hnueahold funkahlnga and ap- 

5 quarler deck . $150,00 r " luo * 1 e, “ r 

_ < m . - . . _ FANTASTIC SAVIN( 

M 1—14 Plywood Rimbout, B a. save nn oh fti 


MOM'S MARGARINE, 3 lha. J* 

CABBAGE, fraah, grt an haada. 

Lb. . 4* 

ICE CREAM, Oahrratal 

tinea*. 3-p4. eta. .44 

PREM. iwfit'A ohtoBfJIn ... Al 
INSTANT COFFEE. Nabob. 

3oa tar . .1* 

ivory Liquid detergent 

Star* ataa .B 

HEINE TOMATO BOUT. 4 lira M 
BANANAS. No. 1 puldan rtga. 

« «».•*■•■ ■■■.. M 1—14’ Plywood RiFiabout, 

*• R - rv V)^ M ^ LlnUl With wtndahleld 
- and steering.$125.00 

CII. PAINTS , - A , _ , . 

bkertor CUtam Ckw. . ■ T 2 gal 1—10 Cedar Plank 

Cnlora-Cllltata leml-GIcw^^ <,wbo * t .$25.00 

SAVE «2. II 
CUlow Lain-»l » gal 

atuxw n*t ....“rnpi WOODWARDS 

ALSO quarto at equal aavknga^ SERVING B.C. 

BUTLER BROTHERS cropp IRQ7 

| 172* Dougtaa at. EV3*m BUYUh 


R-C- POWER MOWER SALK* 

$27.83 «» n**Brti i-h M3«ii 


FANTASTIC SAVINGS 
B O. SAVE WO OH FTEREOR 

WESTERN O BALES LTD, 
1301 EaqimmaJt Rnaul 
NO DOWN PAYMENT 
M wt - 5 p m. T:30 pm. I p m. 
Every Night Except Satarttoya 


THUYA PYRAMIDALQ CKDAR 22F' SLOOP, 2 bertha pin good CHRJ3CRAFT” * 7.?,,™' “ v ’“ 

18c :'.5n c M. 9, LJ^L c x ,, 2eto!r, p * »• ^tura bun « Juvrcnc - 

Teg Safi, left aed Fill tara^t^r'I^^J^toe ra' *' 0 *'?* »5'3b 2519 Eatevan 

LANGFORD pt»C«G AND TWO ONLY" EWt"' Olkhoerd (Vut* 4 ““ 4 " , ' ¥ ' r^, ' COM* TO THE BRITISH UP 

EravaUM. Clan pmt t«*kl. ea> TS iulP'*iiy. ■ 'S' ”*^2? BETTER UHED BOATS hotalavy Inop and ha.. ,« ,gg 

»«U-rotied tftnward manure- alao , ***I | INrea with leparele rhealerQelda uphnlitarad like irw 

No 1 Viefalram. A 7 or Syart •*"*,7’ CRUISER, Chryilar Crown. A C ““ J « »nl rocker. 05* 30. 


SIDES OF BEEF 

Tender, flavorful, lb. 55c 
FRONTS at, lb.45c 

ALBERTA MEAT MARKET 
1811 Cook EV 9-8552 


THE NEW LOOK L___ 

tn costume Jewellery, featur-l NEW lawn and oarden equipment 

ing the latest styling fronij "FLING” . c, . NT . Klt . 

Juvrenc. 5 llNw4 . ,_ TORO and. 1.AWNBOY mower. 

Support hosiery. Extra merry tillers * motor.-* 

KAROLYN'S atronff encirclinc sunnort > r^xr,0, ■ "*> Atiarhmanu, Uwd 

qTYIJT cunppv airong encircling suppon - maun ■ -nu-r. 

BlXlaE, bHUPPfc . , , Won t Sag at ankles. Part! md Reoalra 

382-9662 2519 Estevan tug at garters, or puU al JSST£*5**$.; 

COME TO THE BRITISH UP- Victoria Lawmanra Moatxiai 

hutalary loop and have yaw tod SURGICAL Bf Johaaa St Ml MU 

rhalerttelda aphtotaarad Ilk* iww CllPbf TVC 

Cuddle tov* mi rocker. Bit ML SUPPULS -- 

maple ataa. SMS and |Z33 Largt Limited «KIMXA H 


Victoria Uwaaianr Moaiutai 
Bf John* a St MIkfcU 


Divlsiaft McGill ft Onne 
1012 Broad Street 
Phone EV f$433 


■me PRICE FOR YOUR PIANO 
a 4 d<am payment r* Hammond. I 
1.1 array or Etacuntinme organa 

Itatanev monthly WUIU Muatc flu _ 

•h - 13211 Hroed St 3439342 

FOH PROFE6RIONAl. ORGAlf~IN 
a’rurtton rail Eabm'i Mualc Centre. ___ 
Three leadiei* available tn Eaton a 


«KIHXA H 

SINGLE LENS HErtEX 
Sneed* to 1/lUtt Slartoard anew 
mounl. Interrhangabta In. lexer 
traaapurt. 

TRADmONAL GERMAN 
CRAFTSMANSHIP 

SPECIAL PRICE till M 

VICTORIA “PHOTO 
1*13 Dougtaa SL EV ASM 


MLB. SPECIAL 
■KEF PACK. BSSS 
SIDU or MATURS! SERF 

, ito lb. 

Cut and wrapped. 
L 1—0 and debxeied 


IlhMiKE SKLUNG OR TRADLNG 
a piann or organ have Woodward ■ 
give you their lair appralael value 
with no rat or aMlgaUM. W.md- 
ward'a. 2nd floor. Maytalr. MI-1122. 

EVERSON - TANO aSd BENCH, 
made by Will lam 1 Plano Co. Love¬ 
ly tone and itrilltal ctatoltioB. tm 

M.V5 


ANTIQUE 
•M-orei. tt 
jual tuned 

Fi«' SAL| 
rntored pmj 
i>.i ev *4 


Ml Fort Strata MSB 

MARCH 31 -' EMPRESS HOTEL. M. S j."5 S 7~ , -g HWna ~ wi With 

Be. tho laieat Jkmtal Baldwin nrgana ..uj.lir.li f 

al Frank illltjonrort. Ttrkau Berata IS? - «*!* d «5 nd ,. t h * Un * 1 - * 

Fur ter 1724 lhmia.aa. EV 3 may °* 1 - *** *“d take talar pay m will. 

- * yrotaM. EV 3-MC, „„ mrath. Ph. M3 ton. awning! 

I «ET lUlftERO DRUMS. COM- ‘* 1 » 

rr'rroro al^aBIMM* 1 C ’* dl,jQtt DUCAT1 25Q SCRAMBLER. AS 

. - T __ nrw ctnplale with unuaad mroekiia 

ANTIQUE JfcOrt TAG E PtANO ,nd . “Wj* w ka aooeptad In 

•More), nffilmum 11 a yean old. 1, *4» MMUB 
jw. ttawd^etayier ifvw M HONDA SO. - BLUE. EXCEL 
FOR SALS A Ml-HASS IVORY- rwtoltion. robulll, motor. Rei- 

rto-iraa ywHi accoAltol. 11 * 1 , Phon* »-*4<>l». 382-10*4._ 

1-al, r.\ 3g >a _ . VILLIERS AUTO CYCLE, RUN- 

WK BUYf USED pianos FOR "J"*' '‘‘■eoaed. Wue iparea Boat 

boll Pbfl Ealui '1 Muuc Clatra u *ta r **<* w SS9-44BI. _ 

^ • _ FOR SALE-2»CC. MOTORCYCLE. 

•LAHINEf FOR SALE. OFITIU ** *" » ood ■ ondJ ' 

Vl llioftifler (. Uob. >150. 473*131 _ _ 

. PU.N4kS KNPERTLY TUNED AND H0 ^ » 

rod, FREEMAN—*234440 _G RTM1B 

E1LDJIAN CYMBALS. VILU^S AUTOCYCLt RUNS 
lit>-'M3 3MM .liar A Walt Ml. ta-B* _I 

UM °CKMBM. ScvwE GRKK ° taTquS mlt^XATlV. 

^°° QHDmow 

HuFFNKR GUITAR AND AM PL I- SUZL’Kl TRAIL S3 Al NEW, tap 
tft Reaoonablc. GR 3-1BT4 mllaa OCrra. 474-46M. 

WANTED - CHILD'S ACCORDION !*• HONDA IP. EXCELLENT CON 
into U bawl. 47SMK dllton. low mileage. S2». EV5-3202 

PIANO ssao CAsit 

Mt-taRS momng. _ 34 ftCYCLCS 

TITANO^ATOPHDIOH 13. BASS „ DIFFERENT BICYCLES - TO 


EXPERTLY TUNED AND 

C**' rod . FREEMAN—(734440 

U E1LDJIAN CYMBALS. 

• • I64 M3 alter A 

MENDEIXOHN UPRIGHT GRAND. 
•EM- GR 3*634. EV S4M*. 

mJe A ‘473lSi U4J “ PU "° r °" 

HOFFNER GUITAR' .ANd'aMPLF 

tf Roaaonablc GR 


m W.4HUM HARBOUR. MONEY SrjTr'Sir^'i ^.dsy U d Frid.y -til 9. ™ sy 

_ _ Mandat'd and 2 Mbit lamp. U* 

BOtATTNG SHOWCAS. NO DOWN PAYMENT oooc 

- S rr EXPRESS raw.. .* Jtam-ta SaTO-^^aLS^s STAa. 

«5 iss ^rus'&'is- LAT0N AOOOUNT ssjkt s 


FINK MEATS 

KV 3 1031 


Manktaa. HH IM K4M to 334 X), 110 qoil SE? 

- ^M«*toV« Un ^i 4 M» U tJ rl “ Lk ' TtAYLER** 4 r,U ' 

ura PS KWTi rnSR 

mu; 5i frai. " PR,C,! 13 RfGHr 

Pmaiora badraan aulu linuu; !p<mg lito I U wnmuy r* *rvj ilicari preoroev 
matlraai e«ra. t pr. thiumiT auile, 1 *" * xp * rt - *“ »P*4 


M 2 * nbwgta. PRAM ---f*4 3V T Sta ««•: 84 "**' r 

" J-'W' HARNESS for m hp. 1ST 30 CUT FOOD COSTS J tt: Italian provmcaaJ rheatai held New and Ueed Mower* 

Bala* !_ te ,r — » 3 M ■ HM0 Vltataja'a only taaaptte. (aa* raw kjju and coot* wall ‘tough! and Sold 

J ‘ mbor ^ 1 JJ »M*15 VM brow prop QB "S**"" ■“■v 1 M^“ **’ .ra - •'i'C*'* «V SHOP 

HARiTk* inn S *** °» f ITwe ro i uu gtew »upta FrtMitaa Saw qtoSI a I J 1 *** FrTjUI »:« pm ---- ' tel 

"" s “°r sssa * 0 " ***« £%? sss^s 

« 5 JgftKS EVERYTHING MUST Go “to^ JS SESZ 

4 M ta i'KId MU. taScSSTni^S: /W. BaM.M MM.* tovta, walnut 


FELL - CONSTRUCTED I - --- 

B. hy t ft -hiltabte Jo, | SINGER TREADLE SEWING MA- 
FUtad with Itghti. toune 412 50, new roll-a way cut 


depot rao talar rm tbm fl—■ ^“ U L_ atactrical d«trtbUiun .moudro Idlchell art *6, dngio 

wurttmanahlp In rapalra to ail to - 5MFIU Ibed KMM. 3*10 »nu| bonked nig to 

makaa of rettlgaralura and fraeaora CYCLOS RANGF with 'rvrieta SlUl. 0 —** -1 10 ' Wr ’' 1 ' ‘ c 

»■ BbtaMtarTtynia. ^'"2? t^I't 

“■WILT VACUUM CLEANERS, jj***. ggi J J 1 **.**" » VARIETY A 06 Iktogtaa.' MUD 

floor pnliahert, Me. Du year "a* ** 1 ’' 3 tairnor (vtptalo 11- All goud , — 

new" warranty Largeil aalortlun CDn ‘ 1,,, <»>- 343-4BH. 1 DANIELS I>R jt »W INPUT' 

rn town Unauroaaaed value Caah SNAP' TUXFiai mum rrr ra 1 r “»' Ita- pleow I m>xib>i 




1»> KINDS OF aiKt.SU 
FOOD PALACE 
Gorge Road and Harriet 


AITOHARP LIKE NEW. MtlBC. 
F--ka. S3*. 4P347M afler 1 tain. 

WANTED- CHORD ORGAN 
_EV MM_ 

•1A MUSIC TSACHIRS 

PRIVATE 
MUSIC LESSONS 
MONT ALL INSTRUMENTS 
HALL A FAIRnELD 
MUSIC CENTRE 

ta rm ev taa 

mnFEfMCTtAL INSTRUCTION - . 

PIANO * 

ftERXIE PORTER MUSIC STUDIO 
373 4 Dcudtaa SL _EV 3 380 

PHYLU8 WEST - PIANOFOHTE 
teacher. Adulta, heirlnnera, 34 month. 
Kaquimalt. EV 4-1330 

44 TV, STKRIO, RADIO 
SALKS AND SIRVICI 

FULL* RECONDITIONED AND 4 
tmtath money-back guarani** tai 
■aed TV, and radio oomhnaUatia 

from MS 30. 

Qua-bi Apphane* aarfleeotar 
S934 Quadra SL _ EV S4C2 

TV RENTALS 

Bp Uw tewok ta — mtrn 

BUTLER BROTHERS 
EV 3-aSU _ 1793 Dougtaa St 

TV CHECKUP 

D5- plua part*, tnaialied. Inrtodoa 
p"-kup and detlvarv Bu'lrr Broth 
f • UM rxuj al Ev HSU 

T\ FM~ANTtNNA _ CLOSE-OUT 
3*.e jox tat -Srtitte Shop- 191* 

i> ugi«i s 

BFL AIR HI F7 STEREO-RAD40 
•roiblnatlon. 3-piece 1 year "Id. 
like new. Phone anytime 381-3373- 


2^2» kT ta-^va iSTi b*"iPh— °" angus"marin* ■ J* and used washers and kvmS*!*"' tt ,m ^ lum *"*' KdMh . jmcv taE.fr 

•1 iuy K |». H‘«« V * !•' %.p. PiirM , , ^ AiUJUa MARINE nftft r‘r»iI —11■ 1 1 ■! h* axMrrftiimMi dryvri IiUmI Wa«h«r Kal*a -^-3 _ _ __ En«hih W"Rj< irmi. 2 >fmi near mm 

' J ' "mm i IK*. Tied™ ere.pud. XZ3t Dnaglae SI IV 414SI Extattng Amiri can StejpwbuJkk) Bare Ice. «S cttellwra KVS441A CASH RBOUTERS-REMINGTON “* 1 ^ rrt •/?’!*»? Tajlraw swim 

Write or phone ------ awllag Amoriraa atemtardi by Hue*. HUrroughi New ajto uwd S?t^ffa An,tal *' 1 ^ 2 1“ ■«*.. 

AUTO. 9130 E Hailing* } BOATERS pS^'^M-nw'’' a** kwJ**' *■ KELL RUBBKRLINE LTD* 1 **^2“ *4^*“““ RECORD 1>I^YEH~T'(ura' r i 1 rv 

Sirota. VanciKJver, B.C. W M for Marine _ __ ln - n . Cowan ta Logan MaySe directory koarda tor roaUiuanla. —- — 

PHONE 2SA-54S1 .-epTen.na ,J!- _ Churche*. tajbUc buUdlnga, oto. DOUBLE BED. RUG, MAHOGANY """l’ *?*"* , m ^ hlr>r 

T** equiptnera and afiSSS BRfHfZZ DINGHY DAVITS Lid. 2d Fort, datat. catnplag equipment, chain and darn*, all atten,. 

rtT win ' raae-r i uw^tatai. barter lank^^TI braljrarteom atepa Propellera **-««”. und other*. Low pneoa. 477 1214 m,nu _ 

in* «• Sragh w-i.r^S?B^' g^ge^ec trtral auppllra and other 5RSr“i klSS. FY PI WRITERS ADDERS AND ™ ---I J ?, E T HK BARTENDER'S IxjRT- 

Jtoue. bet' Exrellem cndlikyt *BT diaplfy. Hock. ^JraJU 5m* ^ CALCE New and rabuUI Slud.nl COMMERCIAL TYPE MEAT ‘Sme,?"' 1 ?,' 

ttSTlSt. OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY iTct^wiM Wn^^K&’YtS^ 


DfRECT AGENT 

Knghah w»« inal, 2 yew tat aa 

atetmevu •/ It’iteia TieMene Rwita 

Brodarte Angtaia, 1 and 2 year UM 


JOE THE BARTENDER'S - toRT- 
able l-imo lari arid aupplln. 


FAST SIT TROLLER. F«" BEAM. UtoltalM new » hoathtoiaa. Full Ltd. 31 Erie 383-M1X ton. Phona EV E4MA radio, 7iSr4 taav«r isTi Portahlr' 1 apricot color ' Phene BB «ai 

pM.^^nr^D. 1 * ^‘ m :'n C - iMIO MATKRUL FUR ry 3 tML RANGES. |M, S» OIL 111 «" pm _ _1 

rnlveraaL Head. 2 bufou, fully '** MERCURY 4HP -NITHOARD SABOT tailing boat S3.a SAA ;i*ce heater. S4I»: wooB and rai -«ai-_*a*3»»l-, USKD fVCUJG FLOOR Ft n 

M “ dy 10 fl * h - • t3OT ro? w^bra m* «2i J^MBER YARDS, 3041 '“torare. ftso. Htoi gang rahawL Ph. su-rr. TV .TOWER WTTH CHAN - nare. 1 Craftaman roUrTm^rr 

KV 2 Ml I TRADE FOR IF boat with light Efottglaa St. EVUfg A SM-tmO. _ ii.lmt.L r tr avelling wave antenna. I wrth ratrtwr: 1 chad* 5ot«l)ng r.i. 

Ur SuTBOA.ilD CABIN CRUISEJL CUNKER - •" RFkii~i5iirtr I t l r L-. r ^ UL t2? ED PI - yw OOD LARGE VUH TANK NEW inWE, VK-torta^ta aSTraO*"* I ‘ ** - ***” T** GR *** 

>ard built, well kept 40 h p. li, ® U !. LT bt **' ^ motor and tnli#r; »**h*r. Iridi*. uuMor# Nirbapqtif -»-Cl'BiC FOOT FREEZER 

ftirt Up Johmoai EUJI> SL^ 0 . rl “ik 5 AE ^t*m.ran, u minor, bmimm iOJtr. U CU FT PH1LCO 2 • DOOR nvrtiu oM. |Q7i. ■olkl cS ddu 

n k«! W! Kinderol.) ltd. INvaia e.^!5^ n ^’ <or _. •I' 1 Jrollrr- 5471 hew with 56-n.p. etortrlC. EV 4 2344. Ev 1-1016 Icidge. automatic *138; Admiral 21" | table and btafet. 440 aartv*84tS 

EV 1**_ 1 STTORHo.iaAS-SKDliML- ttnrZujSrttX’rAw. OLSSl*" for toe best — in freez . 


SEAGULL OUTBOARD McTtoRS 4 CYCLE AIRCOOLED OUT- ar, ISM 55 h.p. Marc. 1694 Van c*« od range, barrel and aland; 

iTr'Er^ra 1 TuS** 4 D ° WN ^ SSrtd'^/b^V V*£T lixM. Eacellen. condition, ~__ 

BOGUN’S LOCKER Ml John** * J 'EMM MOVIE SOUND PROJEC- ^ Te^h S—P23H»-''^ 

LIKE NEW 14' CLASCRAtaTterrM 10 . FJBREGLASR (OARS) 4 Bargain Slice EV 3-U«L tori, 3150 to SSOn Guaranteed tor --- - Admiral.^lpV £swi ” B2S 

a^ft 2 hi vJkS RA S» R «: tr ** w „ Ktop- Evtnrude. ~ p , r' . - ■ ;_ ■ -- «w lull year. Victor; B and H. DRY PULVERIZED CHICKEN - EV»5W1. 

lanto uit Swm ™**B»**v. BC MM. 5?-?l P JJL T *JL C *-?I2 R _S: 8 OHTjm. mamgie _ki jgaatjc aack. Mr per SKIN DIVING SUIT; SLOT CAR 

CJ TStataarta for 3S3-U2A FMJ U^E GSMtTm' ELE^IfTm^ RElLtGU^- j S3i ' “ SSSU^'KSS?' M3-4B4 

MOTOR unit arm wnrortn w h*4ibid gaar. drier anctara, and —-— _—-—— - anleed; acopa Cap cherkrr, SIg. --- m-awa. 

built, tain cahln actitrhman. tan. GR Man. 9*^'. ‘"'ETj JS* - ch * n ** r ' 1 CffiSOK FRIDGE. PELLA SLUIWC DOOR BIRCH 

equipetent and ^od^oto" ^2 abtalAjttattog.^attomoBSh aaata. mtaer. GR T- 2 TT 3 crm. top froc—r *50 M4-7S15 All- HnUh.. excellent eondtilra, 10«ri 

1* ^SF!23S. ^ » WC 01 *«*■ u .y, pratwar "torrran. * era T ™P new 3340, wUl aeU for 3250. EV MUM 


It ———-,,r -- -— 30-d'BIC TOOT FREEZER - 

Ji-CU' TT. PHIL CO 2 - DOOR nvakha old. 3173. wild oak round 
mage, automatic *135; Admiral II" tahte and btafe4. 140 «ih 464-33X1 

TV-radio-phono cumbtnaUun KUO---— —__ 

»«. FOR THE BEST IN FREEZER 

-<TnrxiTuc^raiCTT, foeala. Graham Meat* m 

GREENHOLSE GLASb i.at tv. nn , 

14x14 Eacelksu oondlilan. Imveatl____ 

prtra. 34uta dear. 3070 Shrtbourae NEW WEDDING DRESS. K- 
=“- length, atae 1514 Beat oHer. 3129 

r wv .. .. 1 Admiral!. EV 5-S*fl 


Saadi, 

Bulba, Plant*, Traa* | 


and Shrub* 

SMALL 

CEDAR TREES FOR I 

hedge*. 

reaaonably pnred. In- ! 

|quir» «flrr 5 pm E WJUkrnmki. 

R R . 
Mata). 

bonk* Ro®d • DrWdne.v 


equipanent and good motor, i-w ir UGHTNTNG CRAFT SAILBOAT ^ Ofita »NM rai Jddta ■ ■ ---- W 

19g _excellent ronBtkxi Ftaly eqtapped -— ~ - LARYS FORJfAL SUITABLE FOR P :_ new 334C, wUI aeU for 3 250. EV M UM 

IT SACLDOAT PETREL DESIGN- *™ aM * P-" 1 t? HORS* MERC OUTBOARD, ^adnallcte, JI hrldewaald dreaaea. LDCED OAK IT' RCA VICTOR TV. BUILDING. 40x44 . ALL DRESSED 

Silt ^ to «f‘ P vSlT» Si, S" S- CABIN CRUISER WITH U HP TmMs'St^^in. Dunc “ KV ^--l_ StaT JUT ^ & 

g™* “ * L4 * P&Tm daya, atat Gala am hoard motor. 3350. EV S -- P CANNING MACHINE AND LARGE ” ****■.—' ^ Maa btirtta, aaah, to4lrta. eto. EV 2-0 512. 

_ ^-WOULD BUY MERCURY MARE T5 «»'» "T” ™'“ J '"P* ** P*«“ TV AERIAL. SOFT MAST HIGH CHAIR, CRIBl BUGGY. CAR 

UNDER WARRANTY—L3S ELEC ar »e aw—rrtAST—TRntJ FR “ P ^‘ GRS287S GR A2M« aertal* for M IS. 4A. 7-U-13. 325- 'rot. Jtaly Jumper. Carton rarrWT, 

i? C iiiiudma*lS^it™ V ^n ,ttU:r . ^ ulp ' >rd ' ■* FUh,r SALE 12- PLYWOOD BOAT 1 WEDDING GOWNS. SIZES A 10. - _ »W5 » 

er^mciuamg^atl extraa, «*totaf jww|men « Wharf. GR6-50*. PNoo# 184-727* afler 3 p.m and 13. 50343d or 3SI123 STEPPING AND PATIO STONES- HOOVER CONSTELLATION, WITH 

-7— __ y Pt.YGI.AS CARTOP TMNGHT AI.PUTH-1M fa IVl4lP l 1 X..T ANTENNA Wf YAG1 m5T4 »«1 ! ,-d a Pa ®S!S, r .'.,_' -‘""'•ntallc fndgr drtrr.- 


SHAltT-^QUALTTY-nBERGLAS CARTOP <«W" T J AUWNUM MRTfM^MAT. «*. *«»»* \ U * l^J 7 * .HWHW AY | ST'm'^V JSta 

Jit EXCEL- »' CAKN BOAT. IS - HP GRAY-1 BOAT TRAILERS. ANY SIZE-' &AND MOWER AND CATCHER | CRIB AND TI' IX)R saIaT ' rot RLF. LAUNDRY TUB 310 r 

lent cundXioo. EV 3 5542 I Marita- GR 5-2335. I Al a Bay a| DiaKl*A J3S-C33 lalmcal new. 31'., GR MCE I »i«q I fTT-WO ■€ <77 32ST. 

\ '-*•*! 


DOUBLE LAUNDRY TUB. 310 T" 
UT7.IM9 ■€ <77 1*7. 
























11 SHOW ’EM 
WHAT A CHAMPION 
teJS MADtO r{ > 


Strafey. March 20, 19M 


ISLAND'S FINEST 
SELECTION OF 
PREMIUM CARS 


ISLAND'S FINEST 
SELECTION OF 
PREMIUM CARS . 


SAVE 20 % 

Floor Sample Clearance 


•2 MBCtlXANIOUS FOR 
SA'I 

X X X X X X X X X X X 
X 2 only X 

X FRIGID AIRE X 

X 6 cu. ft. apartment X 

X refrigerators X 
X Ext lent condition X 
X $59.95 each X 

X 1 only Aitral fridge X 
X $29.95 X 

X v X 

X MATS FURNITURE X 
X 1821 Cook EV 5-2435 X 
XX w XXTXXlXX 

• • • MEN S SUITS • • * 
Popular new shades of fine 
wool worsted suits. Regular 
and young men's fittings. 
$49.50 

LES PALMER 
714 View. 2-2825 


MOFFAT W Mly tadomaUc CHS) 
KELVINATOS W. 

fully aulaentalr..SIB. 30 

fawcett nr. 

fUUy auln malic .MlAJBj 


NATIONAL 
MOTORS LTD. 


C. TAYLER 
707 John ion St. E 


56 AUSTIN "A90" Sedan 
6-cylinder, autarooUo 
Iran*. Reg. $595. 
NATIONAL 

SALE PRICE . 


DEMONSTRATORS 
SAVE UP TO 
$1,400 

Trade any of these cars on a 
new '66 and we will deduct 
only $100 from your purchase 
price — on National's exclu¬ 
sive repurchase plan. 
SEVEN ONLY 

• VALIANTS 

• CHRYSLER.* 

• DODGES 


19t 4 CARS FOR SAll 


Winning Contract 


BUDGt* SALE 

BAHT BUDGIES. KM; UMiaat 


DOMESTIC CARS 

65 METEOR “Rideau 500” 
Sedan, V8, custom radio, 
only 5.000 one-owner 
miles. Coat new $3600. 
NATIONAL 

SALE PRICE .$2590 


By HOWARD SCHENKEX aai RICHARD L FREY 
BRIDGE QUIZ 

When you open one . _ ... .... 

no trump and your . _ 

left-hand opponent 1NT * ** 3N ' T ‘ r# “ 

over calls, any bid part¬ 
ner makes may mean 
some thing different 
from what it would 
mean had there been 
no interference. You 
must allow for this poa- 
albility when you next 1 W - T * * * 
bid. T 

In this quiz, you are UU * <- 

vulnerable and are fQ*» ?AJ*3 

playing a standard VKJ2 *KQ1« 


V SPEEDWAY MOTORS V 

V LTD. V 

V 971 YATES ST. V 


ANNIVERSARY 

CELEBRATION 


SPEEDWAY 


MORRISON'S 
GIVES YOU MORE ! 


Soatk holdai 

*AK« ^ Q I $ 

OKJit *K17 


65 COMET 4-Door Station 
Wagon, 6-cyltnder, stan¬ 
dard trai*., vinyl interior. 
NATIONAL 

SALE PRICE .$2493 


v 65 CHEVROLET CORVAIR 

V 4-Door Hardtop, automa- 

V tic; custom radio, plus 

V many extras. 

V NATIONAL 

V SALE PRICE ..$2,695 


North fcaW 

3 0 Pane 


MORE SELECTION 


Watch for 
our big 

DEMOLITION 


M ron AUTOMATIC COAL 
. lull-hen compUU. IT MOB 


65 BUICK Station Wagon, 
imported model, V8, au¬ 
tomatic, custom radio, 
roof rack, tinted glass, 
plus many other features. 
Cost new $5600. 
NATIONAL 
SALE PRICE 


CLOVELLY 

EVERLASTING LIGHT BULBS 
_ XV «u _ 

» ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITAN- 
nJoa ini 1 itu hooka to 'H Bacrt- 
On EV MSS?. 


9i*nt North East 
2 9 2 N.T. Psas 


condition. 


$4270 

65 DODGE "Polarm 440- 
Sedan, VS, automatic 
trans., one owner, bal¬ 
ance of 5-year, 50.000- 
mlle warranty. Save $1000 

NATIONAL 

SALE PRICE .$2960 


ANSWERS TO . „ 

BRIDGE QUIZ *AXI* 9X1 

a. Paaa. To try to 0KQ93 * q 10 4 

buy the partial. North 
may have bid two no i. 

trump on a hand which Soaih Beat North Eas* 

_ he would have paased I N.T. 2 0 3 0 Paaa 

you™ a qrahgi canary amt hid there been no 7 

Sn& overcall. Only the Soaihholdat 

small 'row fob male.' * mort determined *KK 

ftx ten***. GR»sca _ sunny-i id e-upper would V A J 1 4 ♦ A Q J 

rootx,* remn wish to be in three no 

***•****: _ trump if North’a hand Is something like: S: 11; H: A 9 

lEFta! ™ W mtm K « 4; D: Q * 4; C: Q 5 4 3. 


beautiful warn miniature 


MORE BENEFITS 
With Thu 

"PEACE-OF-MIND' 
PACKAGE 


touiig amm mim cat. toi 

ad till hma etaj. C.F.U SB-4U0. 


somCA “Fir* t cm 

33mm, «ln*U lana wtih paaa Altar, nw 
letia hood, cloaa up Iw and tarten- tar. 
mm iWp. m TRADES adoplad. - 

jus-jut* raoros •* 

Ttl TaM St. KI1IB 


64 CHEVROLET "Impala” 
Super Sports 2-Door 
Hardtop, V8, automatic, 
power brakes and steerw 
tag. custom radio,' white* 
walls, etc. Reg. $3195. 

NATIONAL 

SALE PRICE .$2880 


• All Can Bafaty LaaeS. 

• oM ItanaadUlonad. 

■ Atl Can Clearly Artaud. 

• M-Day M-M Warranty 
All Can Otar MS 

• rraa Ufa lainransa. 

• 11-Day Iiohant* Prlellaqa 
If najor rapaln baeoa* 
naeaaaary 

• rraa a-Uooth Luba* 

■ l-Montb l»^ Warranty 

• Ms Down Payment la load 
aradll rlake. 


KOWICA FT REFLEX 
Camara. Raiular IIM 

Sala Prtoa H* 

Victoria Color Fbctp. 
IDT OoV! 8L *V 


MAYNARDS AUCTIONS 
Article, buuabt outrlfht lor aaaS 
nr aUd ua ouoainaiata 

HIGHEST CASH OTTERS 
MAXIMUM DISPLAY FOR 
con SIGNORS 

ns Jon out SMS1S1 

HIGHEST nuexa PAID 


63 CHEVY n 2-Door Hard¬ 
top, automatic trans, 
finished in ermine white 
with matching interior. 

NATIONAL 

SALE PRICE .$1895 


64 STUDEBAKER 2-Door 
um Family Sedan, finished In 

gt* metallic blue, matching 

IL3M Interior. 

•f-jjg NATIONAL 

Si-us SALE PRICE S1.4K 


t. C MUTOK1 LTD. 

■ METEOR CuawrUM .. 

is PONTIAC Convert W* _ 

•J t OKI* U, Ulup .. 

SI CHEV auhwtalJr .. 

•U CHAV Wira V-S__ 

» FUND Sedan. « auto. . 

MOUJb aadaa . -... 

IS PONTIAC Sedan __ 

M BUICE. ataomaltc __ 

66 CADILLAC Flaalwuod _.. 

■ PONTIAC Jta,_ 

SB MERCURY mini 

IB FOND onpe ... 

Ml Yaiaa Brad 


AT MORRISON'S 
ON DOUGLAS 
A MORE GENEROUS 
TRADE 
ALLOWANCE 


c. Hires hearts. With a super-maximum no trump, you 
Intend to bid game even though you recognize North 
may have bid under pressure. However, since you have 
only ana heart guard and North does not promise a heart 
bolster, it Is beat to allow for the chance that North baa 
a four-card spade suit If he does, the three heart bid 
enables him to show it; If he doesn't, you can still play 
three no trump. The game-farcing cue-bid in hearti is 
not Just a fancy gambit; it ia superior to the alternative 
bid of three spades, which might panic North Into thinking 
you lack a heart guard, or bold a five-card spade suit 


WHOLESALE SPECIALS 
No Money Down 
Only $4.50 Per Week I ! 
Buy Any 

- Of Thcw Cars ! ! 


; 3 M CHEVY n "Nova" Seda 
Sm 6-cyl„ standard trans.; 
15 one-owner case history 

MB) cap 

NATIONAL 

J/M SALE PRICE $1.9 


J/M I960 

FORD COUNTRY SEDAN 

I Door attain Waaon. V-S, Baal 
laaaa aafcaaallc. puwar ataarlog. 
P>w*r lirebei. rube. Bar** a priced 


58 PLYMOUTH : 
FULL PRICE 


•Dr Sedan. 
I'X18 

156 AUSTIN 6k y! Sedin. 
FULL PRICE .$17» 


S3 VALIANT Convertible, 
big motor, automatic 
trana.: custom radio, 
power steering, bucket 
seats, etc. 

NATIONAL 

SALE PRICK $2 fl 


TJ HR GOLF REPAIR SERVICE 
Mew end Ueed Cube and Carte 
VAN ISLE GOLF SERVICES 
M Fort _ EVHUI 

CHILD'S LARGE CRIB AMD MAT-1 
tint aelurel wood ftolWu deb 
p ndr trim. EmHaat amdUkm.; 


d. Throe hearts. North's oue-bld probably means he la 
searching for a major-suit fit as a possible alternative 
to a no trump game. Although South has a strong dia¬ 
mond guard, it Is sals to show the somewhat sketchy 
heart suit; if North does hot havs four hearts, he will 
doubtless bid three spades, giving South another chance 
to bid no trump. 

IA BeU-MeCiar* Syndlcete PmIvi) 


EASY TERMS WITH 
NO PAYMENTS 
TIL MAY! 


■t cedy— 

$1295 . 

JAMESON MOTORS LTD. 
IM Brousbha Street 


53 CONSUL Sedan. 
FUIi, PRICE 

57 DODGE Pickup. 
IVU, PRICE 


URGENT—SELL SO METEOR V-S 
•utnmtalc. Sfia UUlity trailer, r 
« IT. new Ipiy area, SM Ph. 


MILLIARD AUTO SERVICES LTD 
SI HiIIimb (mom. ts ehepe |M6 


CASH roa FURNISHINGS 
EV (-4441 


63 RAMBJ4SR "770" Sedan, 
automatic trant.; reclin¬ 
ing Beall, whitewalls, 
chrome trim ring*: 
Immaculate. 

NATIONAL 

SALE PRICK II.*15 

82 FORD FAIR LANE 3-Door I 
Sedan, VI. stnndarri Iran* | 

NATIONAL 

ISAI^E PRICE . $t .095 


m Attain, liaonr, BuB, tT Vtdlu 
Win. radIti. $k»; tu Mini Mlrmr 
M94; M Veunhtai, B cylinder, radio. 

Piece >our order now far your TVH. 
Fir, 1 eblpment elraady eoid! 
lOpooelU Hi, Maomcwi Arenel 
PI tone EVI-TBD or UR1-C7U 


OVER 100 Beautiful 
Used Car Specials In 
ANNIVERSARY 
CELEBRATION 


CHILDS COMMODE CHAIR. Stay 
n*n. welker. Idjueeble rtrry-cni; 
f-idte Ml, weehiog merhm, (3! 

isna.__ 

FRIDGE AND STOVE, ft00 EACH. 
Hahv ,«el. cer bed. c*r erel. beby 
walker. M outre) fur net I3S Mr a 
•tool. ambfeOe c Vo thee line. 4TL4TII. 


57 FORD Station Wagon 

FULL PRICE 1289 

59 PLYMOUTH 4-Door. 
FUIyL PRICE $;94 

58 CONSUL Convertible. 

FULL PRICE .$463 

51 PONTIAC Sedan. 

FULL PRICE $89 

41 STUDEBAKF.R 

FULL PRICE $68 

59 VOUCSWAGEN 

FULL PRICE $564 

52 HUMBER '■Hawk'' Sedan. 

FULL PRICE $133 

* RAMBLER 2-Door. 

FU^L PRICE. $284 

58 LARK 

FULL PRICE .$t« 


LUNDa AUCnOHEEIta 
HUY - SELL - APPRAISE 
• Furt CVB-HOa 

DMPLETE SET OF ENCYCLG 
idle Brltenrlcn lMO or Ubnw. 
IctnrU Preee. Bov 111. 

OOOO BOOKS ALWAYS BnUOWT 
HAUNTED BOOEEHOP 
BM fort _ZV Aim 

...__ FARMER'S AUCTIOH PICES UP 

FnAitth hike SIS: »■«(» P rwert farnlliire. Foie, etc^ every lay. 

lari; very law mleceiltneoui Hem a S ale, Saturday BTSi a n 

«*-*»!-_ _ _ COLLECTOR WANTS DAGGERS. 

COMPLETE SET UVtNG AND eworda. weapona. Me. «n 4SU after 
ilnioi mom dnprt, condlUon. • pm 

fmdl °' " C ° rt WAHTED - !? 
pl ayer. 4TI - M71. _wmtlUav MB 

unltorm. 'll" J ik'lgir'lwi a^ 55 

Su nday Me Dll _ _ **'**** 

•YU HEAVY DUTY TENT, « 
rams erta Bed rheelertleM. AU * ,, od ccndllbta 

ewell awt eoltdltlon IM-K SI._ WANTED — 

w“YAGl TV AERIAL, n MARX jacm. GS4M 
treJa >al aa MS track. 110: hmai i RAT 

electric mo*oc. M EVIMH. 


BIG SAVINGS 


PL1MLEY 


MAYbAJiua 

iULTIUNICM 

AuiuaKAillea lut aaie ay putaJc aur 
Luo ur purchaaad ladnabi Kiuiai 

1 lebl reuraa uo elaaa. late-Baud •< 


DAVID MOTOR8 - ^ yATES 

ANNIVERSARY SALE P 

P SPRING SALE 
66 MUSTANG, 10.000 origi- p 
nal miles, one owner, P 
1 standard trammiulon. P 

radio ...$2695 p 

gi 64 A U S TIN Westminster P 
Saloon. Automatic, power P 

ter. steering, power brakes, P a VALIANT 200 Jdoor P 
custom radio, genuine p sedan. Big 6. radio, P 

leather Interior, 17,000 p Factory warranty. P 

..-.. ..3RSE original mllaa . $2685 p Radio. Reg. $2,585. P 

« PONTIAC Laurenttan 2- P NOW . $2,295vP 

door hardtop, custom P >’ 

radio, clean as a pin .11645 P 65 RAMBLER 990. 2- P 
57 VOLKSWAGEN. Custom p dooT Hardtop, 32T V8. P 

radio. Transportation p full power, factory P 

special .1285 p warranty, radio. P 

P Reg. $3,695. P 

The beat selection of sporti p no ^ $3 395 P 

cars in town from $895 up. p p 

59 DODGE Station Wagon. P 64 IHC tt-ton Pickup. P 

V8 automatic with radio. P Styiskde, big 6, long P 

Reg. $895. P box. AS NEW $1,995 P 

SALE PRICE .H P P 

57 MONARCH Sedan. Auto- P O STUDEBAKER 4rtlr. P 
matic, power 1 tearing And P Reg. $1,495. P 

brakes, radio.$698 P NOW .$1,195 P 62 CHEV Biscayne, 8 aauto- 

o 59 SUNBEAM Rapier Moor P p make, radio. Was $1795. ! 

hardtop, custom radio. p 100 CARS P NOW ., $1595 

elec, overdrive $645 p TO C31Q05E FROM P 

P BEST CARS P 63 PONTIAC aut. Win $2095. 

P BEST TERMS P NOW .$1895 

P BEST WARRANTY P „ poNTiar 
3AKER iP BEST SELECTION P 64 Sl *" d 

MERCEDES P p *****■ w> * *24*5 

I * * XffMU MroenT 


MORRISON 


CHEVROLET- 
OIJWMOBILE LTD. 


Enquire wnbuui aaOieuuk. 


KIDtNO 

5SET 


ENGLISH 
Mrtrttoein 
•IrurUrml, 
GR B-STII 


HUGE 


FORD "Comet" Custom 
4-I>»r Station Wagon, 
automatic' trans. 
NATIONAL 

SALE PRICE $1 *15 

00 VALIANT 4-Door Sedan, 
custom radio; King of 
the Compacts. 

1 NATION Al. 

IBM PONTIAC PARIS1KNNE VS CAT L- DO 1/-t” , W| 

bpurtb tabu, sukiOtaiK radio I'rtJL.e, J.I35 


FOR VOLVO 


DISCOUNTS 


3050 DOUGLAS ST. 


TRICYCLE. GOOD 


AT FINLAYSON 
385-5777 




A "DOLPHIN ’ 4 
OF A DEAL 

NO DOWN 
PAYMENT 


IMPORTS!! 

63 RENAULT R8 4-Duur 
Sedan, 


PUP TENT AND PACK BOARD. 


LLON JAR .J*' 1 WESTERN PLEASURE RITHNa 

« Beer — ' -Wnudl.rid Mork Perm. MM Wllllei* 

M. MIM LARGE MAPLE TREE TO RE- Reed Rd RmervaOm CR MW 

rrvnAKs mg> * ,of ** ^ — >^^d~s^r^r^n' _ ierii« 

•4. GO « GIRL S BICYCLE. GOOD CO NIX- l-vrar-aM WiMi tare. 11] butei. 
Uoa W to » GRI-XM DM GRESM). 

MO WED- I BM. TIME CLOCK AND BACK TeWES AND I _ LAMHB ORIHB 


Trade any of the above care 
within 12 Month* on a car of 
greater value and receive 
full purchase pnee In trade. 


top economy 
model; buck#! seats, four- 
on- the-floor. 

Reg. $1,395. 

NATIONAL 

SALE PRICE .$U8t 


HEREPORD HETPER AND STEER 

raitas. mea iw. n. myna. 

YEARLING NALPARAN COLT — 
MOB. MS-im. 

YYEAR-OLD* REGISTERED HALF 
ARAB rn.LT BM GR S-I1K 


NATIONAL MOTORS 
819 Yates, EV 4-8174 

CHRYSLER 
VALIANT 


63 VOLKSWAGEN. De Luxe 
Model. Reg. $1,395. 
NATIONAL 

SALE PRICE $1,195 

62 SUNBEAM "RAPIER" 
Convertible. Reg. $1,495 
NATION AI 
SALE PRICE 


DODGE 

CORONET 


U CHEV IMPALA e-iama HARD 
lop V-l eulumatJa Power ileeniu 
end ferakee. i-uetan raAio. to r»-l 
cuadlUon. Will lake older oar ae> 
urmde. (714EM nr M3-ASU 


Over Half a Century 
"The Moat Re*i>efted Name 
in tl»e Automobile Imtuatry.’* 


-—----- EWE AND LAMB, 

FORD DUMP TRUCE. MOO: M Rd 

■“ rs&.Ttj r™™ pop «ale. phone 

■; Braver table aear. MS; W" 

MS: -M Cbev I motor. V-l 
r. ok ranee- We need track. I 
eretilanr torctm. 

——— M»-au« 

- KNOTTY 

____! ulywuod 

"* 1 1 1 1. TT p t i re i of cdlol titr 

— UbdJ-, ptalerr; quenUly of yeku 
V and inuoellaname erticlea for ooan 
lie htaeboi raOo-reccrd payer and 


MUST BE SOLD OWNER OUT 
uf wurk 1» Vauxluill Create, 
^cylinder. Irdibrr uphUelery. radio. 
Wltllrwalle. tmutllui A-.W» Mua 

EV A-JB1_ 

iisT” JU1CK HAHDTOP ViKTAND 
ard SSSU rr bear i«*r; 113) Humber 
Hawk, pari Italy rabu III SMO rr beat 
(FTer. Both In rxrallrat ccndlUon 

WMRl_ 

IMT POWTTAC STATON WAGON A 
tar. Radio, while wwlIA tinted 
flaaa. New Uaance. In bloe eradi 
tkm. ITS) Fairfield R d._ 

M METEOR a STANDARD IBIPT 
Moor, low mllasse, new aaat ecu 
are BOS eeah or aaaraw aflar 


FRIDGE 
atove M 

JW- mu. 


huuar; 

_ _ drill. 

CnFPIDLD WRINGER WASHER I motor, 
machine wtlb pump_ W) pud c “- *-fv'.»iFiian 
(..ndlllod-SC MUtL MAM0WP _ 

HEPanOM SUITE; CAE Mth “7V52J 

alert rle bottle Startllaer; lolly | Mar,, t. * * « *■ - 
Jumper. 4T1.1ML 


VOLVO 


$1,277 

62 ENVOY Station Wagon 
Reg $1,285. 

NATIONAL 

SALE PRICE . $1,175 


JOE I'MLP AUTO SALtH 
J( BUCK C-«i' arlitil* a, 

aJ >*i('i> |tr «, -q, t 
ta lot k'WAi.l k al 

« ENVOY shrrwoud Wean , 
» RAMBLER Hta! | 

JB OLDH Super r—i erliaw " I 
(Si Burnetda Rd. i M , 


HORWOOD BROS 
UO Johnson St. 


DAVID MOTORS LTD. 
1101 Yates at Cook 
EV 6-6181 


dan. Radio, rrrtltaiw 
orarbatkad i mmiha i 
nic*. rtaan oar la , 


P NOW .$2195 

p FRIDAY SPECIAL 

5 55 CHRYSLER ONE-OWNER 
£ REALLY IMMACULATE 
J A STEAL AT $595. 

..$575 p no Payments till may 

raffle 

»uw P OH WST 11 " 1 


BUYER BENEFITS ! 

• '66 PUte* 

• Free Exchange 

• Top allowance for 
your car 

• Written Warranty 

• Bonded Salesmen 

• Immediate Delivery 
NO MONEY DOWN 
First Payment in May 

61 MORRIS OXFORD Sedan, 
showroom condition, e 
Reg. $1195. 

NATIONAL 

SALE PRICE . . $9K 

58 VAUXHALL "Cresta” 

6 cylinder, Reg. $*95. 
NATIONAL 

SALE PRICE . $7K 

81 ALFA “Romeo" Convert 


P A FEW 

P OLDER UNITS 
P AT WHOLESALE 


ONE OWNER 


immaculate condition, 

bla. k pau.1, tx-w WW 
iwiauUil-i'iod nvitcr >.aid 
larj. V-» MjtumaiK 1MM 
Niatiaia I hunr Gli 1-Btt. 


waar P 81 AUSTIN 110 

” P 58 ZEPHYR .. 

im P 58 VAUXHALL 

M P 57 RAMBLER 

J* P 57 PLYMOUTH 

•as P matic, V8 .. 

SJ P 57 FORD automatic, 


COUPK Die 
» mllaaur 
mobir and 
•" cnodlivm 
< BOKaiaabla 


LEN CLANCY PAINTS 
]bt. lata* rr*. MO. NOW (STI 
tUS Blanabaro Sl _ MMSdl 

4 - BURNER BEACH ELECTRIC 
Move. M0: Boaible had. «rbw and 
yruutraaa. M W _ 

PAIR nr BRA** FIREPLACE 
tad btat aa. B1 SM SMB._ 

GENUINE SAROUK BUG. IXU 

K VMBM. ~ _ 

GOOn tlTJdt SIZE CRIB, SM. 
tVHIS _ 

T CU. rr. WBSTINGHOUSE 
tndte, SM. Mf-lPl AJ-Tamp. 

n CU. FT. COLDS POT FRIDGE. 
SO. sMt«ta _ 

CANADIAN COINS FOR BALI. M 
per end eg. GR MBM _ 

LARGS PEDIGREE PRAM, MO 
CM Mil 

V TV ANTENNA. WITH CHAN-1 
nrl a attachment HO. EV 2 anA ! 

•ta MODEL DELUXE- ELECTRO- i 

lux, with aB attachment*. m«K 
ELECTROLUX VACUUM CLEAN | 


M MORRIS MINOR _ 

SB PONTIAC J-Dwr 
■ DOfXIE fa** RotA 
V I adtnenaUe. radio 
M AUSTIN l i ara at EMi 
eandUai ....—.. 


VICTORIA 


■ rarwir.a "•« in r 
Ihmulfhnul. wllh (Vi 

optJiai F.W liMM 

WMcltED RENAULT DAUPHINR 

eo-anglna and wcrkla* partj arr- 

Irri—bumiiera—whaala and many 
parte *ood aril TSO. lOnly aa \L 
** * torta . M2KS. jo»w 

I*M CHEVY 2-DOOR. GREKn! 
l«Jy ewNilont the pa M00 or brd 

plra rv^ n * U,1 “ 


•M VAUXHALL Waa 
'« CONSUL Convert 
'■3 PEUGEOT Sedan 
•SI OXFORD Sedaft 
*S0 OORVADt Sadaa 


P 55 VELOX . 

P 54 STUDEBAKER 

P 54 MORRIS . 

|P 50 AUSTIN . 


1195 P V.A.L-. LUN1KALTS - ■ -—- 

r SB FORD STATION WAGON. GOOD 

$89 P • Urea and motor. MOD or offtr 

7396 P DOLPHIN MOTORS LTD. m ~ tf * _ 

d 0*n Pram 9 a » ZEPHYR SEDAN. AUTOMATIC 

..$89 P upen From » to * I owner car Id *ud condition. frtS 

p To Serve You _ 

P Ouulri at Panrtor. * R * AL *A*CAIN ! 1* PARISJ 

r Sduaarn at rBitaora rnna cuatom apnrl, rrmanle model. 

p EV 6-3527 bucket aaat . c7« »l. SSJ-T4BI. 

-9121 P BORGWARD ’SO STATION WAGON. 

_ „ ' ■ — — Radio, healer, tad rabbet, 4-tpead 

P M BUCK SEDAN. IMMACULATE box. SIT*. EV l-M. 

_ cundi’um. new Krai. Owner trani 
P lar rad IM-Sm ._ 

3 P P UM CHRYSLER WINDSOR. EX 
-- caUant OondtlloR. 4TT-HM altar 4: SO. 


Austin — MG — Morris 
Austin-Healey 
Open • tn. to I p nt- 
810 Johnson EV 3-6! 


n chev impala- va automa- 
M»«S Ur h ' M u * WUI “■ 

» CHEV BEL AIK LDOOR - HARD 
tup Whiirwailt. radk. wimuiiiaid 
waahert. SMS rash tw t»71 

MUST* »ELL^IMMACULA1X~ISBT 
Chev VS; automatic; radio; 4 new 
Urea. KM g-^ffer. 4TMSS4 

‘Wf. MANY 'CARS. 31 

Aualln IISQ or 'Ki rnttom Hambier. 
*BB 8 , both ve ry Sood CT7-1ITO. 

AUC. 1W CHEVY n 100 SERIES 
Salkm wire. Graaai KOBO rmiex. 
1 owner. Ike new. ILK jn EV 44442. 

1SSS CHEV BEL AIR 4 DOOR, 
automatic, one owner. U.IM or beat 


P 1010 Yates 


MALIBU MOTORS 


“LOW COST CARS" 

m RENAULT . 

H VAUXHALL .. 

M PONTIAC VI___ 

BI HILLMAN . 

SI PONTIAC SUIIbp Waya 

SI STUDEBAKER . 

M VAUXHALL .. 

S* VOLKSWAGEN . 

54 METEOR 1-door . 

5* FORD Delivery, window* 
M ULUS 1-Door Hardtop ... 

m PONTIAC __ 

M DODGE_*_ 


fBj SWAP ANYTHING 

naa Ttimae'a “Swap Daot'' will accept 
mm In trad* anyth Inc of valu*—boati, 
um radio*, motor*. TVi, fondura, trail- 
ms we., ate., dtc. 

CM TRADE IN YOUR DON'T WANTS* 


IMS I-TON FARGO FOR TRAC 
tor or one-ton track. 4TI M0S 

nr RANGE OR SELL ML 


WHOLESALE, IMS JAGUAR 
NOTHING DOWN'. SL1S*. ARTS 
CARS. BURNSIDE AHARRIET 


- - - EXCELLENT - ISC PONTIAC 

aliant. atlek abift, clean con- IMS FORD STATION WAGON. (TA. Parlalenr* convertible. Flrat oC«r 

RediKed la MM Wbal at- Wy tans Junu SL _ gvw SI.sys. EV 5dtr __ 

-—-- C CHEV SEDAN. RADIO AND SI S-CYLIKDER PONTIAC GOOD 

SELL. MOVING EAST. 40 Malar. SUB. Phone SU lStS flandltfcm. SI 356. Will mnWdtr 

ill Victor. Sairldn, SB — ■ ■ --- ■ nail car aa nart DaymanL (714311 

aflar s p.m. rn-ani c eel air vs 4-door. auto- —...” M .r” ^ 

= — m" -^SS-557 Plate!. EwsaUant «taHtfc« tfaraagb- MUST BELL Id STUDEBAKER. 

tENAULT - RADIO. BTC- .ad. fl TM 47SSIM V -S. iMa Good oomfltann. MOB 

*•*> MBtekte W1E late _—___—-— -_____ Eva-iase. / 


} ANTIQUES 

SIDNEY TRADfNd POBT 
- Wa Bay and Sal 
3R1 Baa ran Av*.. Sidney. DC 


M CHEV 3 Door 


NATIONAL MOTORS 
819 Yates, EV 4-8174 

CHRYSLER 
VALIANT 


•V FORD V-l STICK GOOD *“** 

JR-J* 1 * trad* eon -SI PARISHNNE HARDTOP. SM 
Biderad. GRI-lfm. atick ahift. EV Kite. 

sa CHEV V-4 STANDARD. 1MMA MUST SELl 7 ISO CONSUL CON 
dilate, low mllaate. Call after A! verUble. Oflara. terry Jta-ltoa. 

EV a-TPtl_ - a METEOR V4. STANDARD. 

ISO PLYMOUTH FURY in S-DR puod co«» 1 iikon. 41R-BM. 

«£• ^ ^ * fl * r UB MWn ADWmli 

544 VOLVO ». OOOO CONDITION. ^ T* . —-—- 

■MB nr brat Oder 414 Goldelrmm. l«V CHEV STATIONWAGON, • 
4isa»a. cylinder, eutomatke. MS-4716. 

1164 FORD COUP* BEST OFFER. M PARISHNN1 NEW CONDI- 


vnrtIUe. 


13B0 RENAULT DAUPHINE, EX> 
ceUrnt cundlHoo, I4M. H Ifb. 

'54 FORD S -QUICK SALE? WHAT 
often 471 nao 


iVetle M <V* 


1M6 AUSTIN AM AUTOMATIC 
CoMcen radio. Mock, heater. Excel 
ted Mmdllkai. 47 7-83PI_ 

1K7 MORRIS OXFORD STATION 
wtaw. Sam BTsasi. _ 

DISTRESS SALS-VICTOR WAGOH 
aad Zephyr aasMXt. AaderaocL 

| B VOLVO. GOOD CONDITOH. 

Tabs over paymtale. IB 7711 


DODGE’ 

CORONET 


WHOLESALE 1305 CHEV. ROTR 
INC noWN IMS ARTS CARS. 1 
BURNSIDE AT HARRIET. 

MUEt SELL. IMT CtINSUL NEW 
trana. Emncmlcal. See at EM Saa 
Innb or phone MS-14M 

. ■'METEOR WAGON. SIX. AUTO 
SHZP- malic, radio, whit* witte. Sl.tM. BC- 
I 3C 


•Si CHEV VS STATION WAGON 
SMS EVS7Y19 avtailnfa. 

; a VAUXHALL. '■ MOTOR 

Often GR S-4SH __ 

1966 PLYMOUTH, STANDARD. SJSB 
or after EV 17321 


I WHITE MALE POODLE PUPPY 
Rrpl (Ured. 183-3411 

REGISTERED MALE WELSH 
Corn mwp? QR7IMB. _ 

PAIR YOUNG LOVE BIRDS, 
larf* C*xe JS4-1SI7. 

REGISTER ED GERMAN 
barB pwpfMa. GRS1SM 


1PW PONTIAC a AUTOMATIC. 


Over Half a Century jtLi 
"The Most Reapeded Name 57 
ia the Automobile Industry." -— 


I* FAMILY CARR 1193 MINOR 
IMS PonUaa EV 3-4437. 


WEEKLY SPECIALS 

S 71 Mvrai rate PBBB 

1 • 

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TRUCKS 


Sailji Culmitst 3 

SaMlay, Match 20. 19*4 


> 100 CARS POR SAL I 100 CARS POR SAU 

$$$$$$$$$$$$ $$TTs s jTTj sYV$T$~ $ i i 

% S S 5 

$ 5 5 v 5 

S IS S 

$ ENSIGN S s ENSIGN S 

$ n s 

J $ s s 

S Chrysler - Plymouth 1 1 Chrysler - Plymouth S 

* *1* 5 


TWO-,"AUCTION" SALES 


a« 3 SOB Ilanj 

Hoop* CfMtnjruiB Co., retiring. 

Marr-h SR. Twin ralta Mate, 
Woodward A Yatk Ccrwmjrlira Co. 
|r*tinng April 1 and 3, North Rock 
Seringa. Wvo. 

11 U0> Truck 3 and 3axle, roootl} 
d teaal Uwctcr*. <9> Imln FtaU. 
Vatu: tX' btamm dump* Al*o C»M, 
State C i tee ia . Hot Flanla ale. 
For brochure call or write: 


SAUNDERS 


SUBURBAN 


H3TCHMAN 


O PLT'.R POLLEN O 
O FORD O 

O ON YATES O 


Dealers for 
1SUZU BELLET 

andI - 

TOYOTA CROWN 


B.C.'s Leading Dealer 


O “Where your buy O 

O is backed 

O by service.*’ O 


00X12 BKOADUORE 


TRADE NOW 


TRADE NOW 


TRADE-INS 
<3 RENAULT Uateuw 

■ VOLKSWAGEN . 

■ Pontiac th>du 
9 FALCON, ctaan cal 

bums*, automatic _ 
9 MORRIS Mimcgjhle 


aably euatrurttoa. 1 taca 
a lock praOnUhed plywood, 
lauuaifcsi. a'-orm man 
/pa raflert on U m, cab¬ 
man firm under gaJvaamad 

top quallu appltaacaa. double door 
II cu. R. fridge eye level nn 
roomer tegi range. jour dnea of 
colura pun furnaca. 9 pal hot 
mtiat.taak. 

Top qnalllv tumiehtngi. Duped M 
carpal In l.r. and maatar hr., gall- 
lad rhaalarfiald gad chair to. mod- 


t GENUINE IMPORT S * GENUINE HEAVY S 

AT $ S * * 

„ $ * * * 

EMPRESS MOTORS LTD j CLEARANCE SALE S * CAR SALE * 


SENSATIONAL DATSUN 
PICKUP 

RuPsad and tally aqinppad. 1 -vear 
taobaj aaarraalv. Fall prea 1139 
OMBpiata. 

NOW AT 

DAVID MOTORS LTD, 

llfl Yalta al Cook 
__ EV urn _ 

ALL TERRAIN VEHICLES 
1M Jaap, tartar I drtra with VI 
n**ar. bucket caula. 12.93 
1MM Jaap 4-ertael drtm I ft boa 
• cylinder. 4 - apaad CtaapMa to 
~*1— t3.430.4E. 

Victoria Jara. 47**213 
194 CMC Mi CAN AND CHAT 
n urea. 

Genraa F-n* Track Balm Ud 
MB HI [Tilda 91 191 

9 COMMER. 4-TON FLAT DECK 
aalMwar ..SlM 


douhla 
Ixaaa I 


FORD PRODUCTS 


O "OPERATION 222' 


194 METEOR Curiam. BU 
powar hrakaa. Weiring. 


EMPRESS MOTORS LTD 


O 222 new and used cars O * hillman 
O must be told, a chance O 
O of a lifetime to make O m commkr 
O the “Deal of a Life- O 
O time. 


119 FALCON hardtnp a 


$ I* s 

$ WE*RE 5 * IDEAL S 

5 J * 5 

$ OVER STOCKED 5 * FOR PULLING 5 
I I* * 

5 WITH 5 $ TRAILERS 5 

race 4 J 5 1 

j SMALL CARS $ * OR BOATS 5 >•* COMET iato. >m 

X 495 t J $ $191 METEOR ranvarl,h 

$ ** , IctaMd . 

Uc. I See us on the big tot J * See us on the big lot I MXRcuKVjjte 

i. * „ . . . Ay, Vwlw. t 191 MERCURY aadaa. 

•pan | 930 Yates J * 330 Yates » malic puwvr atei 

s j $ * *■*■“ . 

I Just up from Quadra $ I Just up from Quadra S 191 monarch tarda. 

| j $ I ^ . 


TRUCKS 


Goad aclacllon priced around S9G 
Many othrfa In r+innaa traa 

Budpat Tar nil Available 

SAUNDERS k HITCH MAN 
2040 Cadbdro Bay Rd. 
383-7111-2 


NO DOWN 
PAYMENTS 


STATION WAGONS 


17 FORD Sedan. 
50496. Reg $895. 
BUY NOW .... 


1 Trailer Wknlaatla I 

Imperial Si., Hurnahy 

4S4-941 


C2 FORD VS. 4 door Licence 
4(006. Reg. $2,196. 

BUY NOW.$1,895 


55 CHRYSLER Sedan. I 
ence 50482. Reg. $495. 
BUY NOW .1 


O car warranty .-$2895 O 

O e CORVAIR Monza % O 

O door hardtop, low O 

O mileage, bucket O 

O seats, radio, 4 speed O 

O floor ■ h 1 f L Was O 


VANGUARD 


Campers. Canopy Tops, 
Trailers 

EXCLUSIVE FACTOR* REPRE¬ 
SENTATIVE FOR VANCOUVER 
BLAND BUY DIRECT AT 
FACTORY PRICES 

• LOW DOWN PAYMENT 

* RANK FINANCING 

BUILD A TRAILER. CAMPER OR 
- — CANOPY TOP 

Pana and Plana State* 

3aa Oar Duplay 

S. J. PEDEN LTD. 

IBS Uurinal SL PIMM S 9 99 
Btiawa Markn and Tuna* 
on* block mat at Douflaa. 


na chev, a- ton. 4 -speed 

trine mteeloB- Lata hna. Brand now I 

Sply Uraa. B.4 36. WEI 

U9 CBEV. VTON LONO BOX 
fc.MI. 4T1-99 

19* CHEVROLET PICKUP. 9 Mt 
91-149 after S p ro 


o a IMPALA 3-Door Hartlnp, 
landaau lev- Immaculate. 

9 VALLANT V39 Station S 

O roSo^Tpaieengw Warm 
la FORD V I Wars. 4-doa . 
S PONTIAC Pari al anna CenJ 
fully equipped. 

O • BUICK CoovenlMa. gpeclri 1 
9 CHEV 4-Door Sedan, vary 

dean . 

9 VAUXHALL 4-Door, raal 


Da- j $ 59 EDSEL 

10 ; g $ V 8 Automatic Fordor $ 1M] MfHCUHV VT vamr O' SAVE $400 ... .$2495 O 

1495 S ^ Hardtop. Power Steer- $ aiearim. hrakaa. rad* 1139 o 65 VOLKSWAGEN 1500 O 

j S tag and Brakes, Radio. I mo ford mdu. a nod at. .sick O popular Import n 

$ $ Was $695, NOW $525. $ im , Min ^ O el, economy and | 

O looks. Was $2195. 

O SAVE $400 ... $1795 Ol 

^1 Q 64 PONTIAC StratoO _ 

«■ O Chief 6 c y l. stan- O w sunbeam Rate 3 Door 

kw°- 3 dard transmission, 0 ■ cbbv* yooer Hardtop.. 

O one owner car, only O Many m<r* axeaiiaat vain 
S5S° 11.000 miles . $2,195 0 . iyJUSKJTw 

O 64 MERCURY 250, V- 8 . O rnancina on th. Sp- 
emh O 4-speed tranamusion. O H H H „ H “ 

Pdard 0 new P«int.$2085 O H -A. g H 11 B 

end O 63 FORD sedan 6 cyl- O pandora MOTOR SA 

ver 0 I B d e r, autosnatlc, O Formany Uraty Uaad Car 

*»« O whitewall tires, spot- O „ ___ 

_ . .. . ,vT „ SS PONTIAC Parlrtenna hard 

A-T, O leas throughout Was O 9 comet catlama hardtop . 

tmt O srxw O « MERCURY W tan pldtup . 

6 S^KIAL .$1796 O? &S* 1 £ fc" 

O 63 VOLKSWAGEN cus- O £ £ IS ^ 

-** O ton, very popular O « . 

__ O import, clean ..$1185 O Ration waioa ........... 

0 “? A , Lt ° N O' 1 ®* c S SSSifr 0 :S , 'S^ a ?. 

.sum O Station Wagon, *u- O a 

AT O tomatic, big 6 cylin- O 

K79 O der, real clean $2195 0 

aiiio. O 63 ACADIAN. ShirpO 
Sitae o new t u t o n e, new O 
O brakes, ring#, valves O 
O and bearing. Was O 
O $1445. O 

O SALE .$1195 O 

O 63 PONTIAC « cylinder, O 
O automatic, radio low 0 

O mileage .$2,295 O 

.aw O 63 ACADIAN 6 cylinder, O 
O very popular com- O 

..no9 O pact ..$1.595 0 

« O63PLYM0UTH eir-O AAA CARMART 
.. 99 O RCMP, here's a O 2644 Quadra St. 

O buy .$1,095 O 

’ lO 62 RAMBLER S cyl- O 
O i 0 d e r. automatic, O 
O only 33,000 miles, a O 
. hm O clean beauty. 

049° 0nJ y .$1.295 0 

O 60 ZEPHYR Zodiac. At- 0 
Q tractiva model in o| <m-Tbu 
" O spotless condition. 

O Was $1095. 

9k O SALE .$ _ 

.. 99 Q f 1 * rt '* PONTIAC. REBUILT M< 

O tractive modal. O ■uiomattc tv msh. 
i»w O Hurry for this one. O M austw kdan in peh 

*>«» O Was. last. o -«"■ mm. 99. OR 

O SAVE $400 .$495 O ® "H® 1 01 

--«•* O 58 FORD Sedan. Auto- O *“ R “ wWn< b.._ c * M1 
O matic. Was $899. O ^ *™25 

;* ••• .® S9, SI SMALL SEDAN. 

O 58 VOLKSWAGEN, r*- O Ug nyj. no B»rn#i 
. SIS9Q do, a real sharp o ® vauxhall vtctoh. g 
S 1J9 O Clean model ....$695 0 
S 139 O 57 DODGE Sedan. V-8. O ly, merhiry ^-pen^ « 

na* ® BOtomatic, sttractive 0 -u meteor »door v-i 

O new tutone. Wat $695 O ard, vap daan . na GR saw. 

■*** 0 SALE .. $485 O is«i anglu super 

W» O 57 BUICK 2-door hard- O m4m 

S 119 IO top, VB automatic O * pdrtiac PARtsncifNe con 
_ auiomauc, u #xlrM evsmm 

j^IO power equipped O - ? --^ - 

O SPECIAL .$585 lilil P0RH6N IMPORT AND 

^ O 57 METEOR V8 auto- O j *PORT CARS 

O maUc, nioa cMan O mmmmmmmmmmmm 

•*» O car.. $585 o M - M 

O 56 DODGE R<*.J. v!. O S S5S.'“ TRrUKFH fi 
OR O automatic, hard to O S V!" „ “ 

SDIT, O find model. O m kew^trjUmfh hp!tfire m 

rv O Wat $695 n M rul1 Prtc,: 4 12 * w 

^ n _ ,, O jj fjo Down Piymaot — 9" rm M 

O SALL . J495 O M ^ Appraiaaiii PaM Cradli M 

O 56 FORD Station Wgn. O m Appro ''" r ' ij 

O Automatic, a real O “ “at* 1 *™ motors ltd m 

O buy for someone. 0 g » mini M 

O Was $495. O mmmmmmmmm m mm 

|,l *ua9 ° S ALE . $295 O 

O 54 METEOR Station O uat mch 

O Wagon. V-8, auto- O P* 1 * blua, Mark laauwr uphnla- 

O matin rysate. n rnil«fp In ««r#pl|nnally 

mane, pow itMr* O rwd rendition, k kh ca^sic. 

o ing. Was $495. o 

< O SALE .(295 O - 


$ 64 VOLKSWAGEN : 
$ luxe, radio. Was ill 
$ NOW .$1 


FORD Tudor. 
40602. Was $895. 
BUY NOW .... 


62 RAMBLER. Licence 409821 
Reg. $1,895. 

BUY NOW.$1,595 


OUt NEW LOCATION 
SIB HI ana hard Street 

Your Cara - Haul" M th* 

BATTERY 


GM PRODUCTS 

ISM CHEVROLET Impair 


59 DODGE Tudor. 
40612. Reg $1,0 
BUY NOW .... 


15 STUDEBAKER VB, 4 dr 
Reg. $3,595. 

BUY NOW.$2,89! 


119 MALIBU HARDTOP, rad 

malic ... 


i alcana, aura atari rv*y time 
GET OB "ACME" 

12-VOLT BATTERY 
$12.75 Ex. 

DaUvarad and inalallad 


$ 63 RENAULT R4 Station $ 

$ Wagon. Was $795. $ 

$ NOW ..$650 $ 


60 RAMBLER Sedan 1 
ence 40609. Was $1,095. 
BUY NOW . \ 


malic haaoly 


63 STUDEBAKER 4 door. 
Reg. $1,895. 

BUY NOW.$1. 


194 CHEVROLET Bal Air, 


FRANCIS BATTERY 1 
TIRES LTD. 
Rautadina apaaaUMa 
EVS-HR2 


56 BUICK Hardtop. 
Reg. $295. 

BUY NOW _ 


59 FIAT. Licence 40584. 

Reg $495. 

BUY NOW . 


Jet, Licence 


53 HUDSON 

50601. Reg $295. 
BUY NOW. 


A GOOD DEAL 


MANY OTHER 


$ 62 CONSUL 315 Ftaxkr. $ 
S Was $1085. S 

$ NOW .$855 S 


55 BUICK Hardtop. Licence 
> 40375. Reg. $495. 

BUY NOW .$295 


$ 57 CHRYSLER $ 

$ Windsor Fordor, Au- $ 
[ $ tomatic, V8. ooe owner. I 

Sedan. Licence j n AUSTIN A40 Station $ 5 W “ ***' N ° W \ 

*• W 95 - _$ Wag. s. Was $695. $ j 

OW .....$350 , N0W . -• 


RINGS BEARINGS GASKETS. EX 
COKI9. PISTON KINGS 
(NA fUUaa vulva. Boot mufelniii*. 

chanqa hrakaahnaa: tan lamina 


A GOOD DEAL MORE 


■TOTEM TRAILER SALES 

TTLT-OUT Living naan and wail- 
towoll carpal thruutiv>ui la.ari 
USED 10*41' ULKNUALK. I o*«- 
rouena. ooiurtd appliancaa and 
aurumatki aaahar. LOVELY CON¬ 
DITION M 4Vd 

UIxSo- HOI LOROME 3 hadraom^ 
naw gun-lypa furnace fraoi kit- 
chca A trua QUALITY numa 

“ _ .. 9.19 

EV l-STM - 4TS-1041 


ALL NEW "8ELECTO ■ MATIC 
iranalator rnr radio, fits aQ cara, 
PI H aaay Menu Quadra Appli¬ 
ance Vrvuenlor. 1D4 Quaitaa Si 

Ph. tv MIZ 

4-b"a RHsT AND MANirOLO 
atondard baUhonalas and drirh aa 
•ambly. tar 293 • 112 au. In. FBrd 


$535 * $ 57 BUICK J 194 RAMBLER TUDOR, al 

*$ Tudor Hardtop. V8 $ maUe . 

* $ Automatic, Power Steep- $ H9 dodge, vs. uondard, 

- 5 S ii«. Power Brakes. $ .. 

* $ Radio, tutone. $ *22™™ ,c “ tT ’» 

«55 $ ( wu $995, NOW $735. $ V7 


65 CHEV lmpala sport coupe 
VB, automatic, radio, po¬ 
wer steering, power 
brakes, bucket seats, 
blue. Reg. $3,895. 

BUY NOW.$3,585 


FULLY-CHROMED *9 BUICK 

P in traaom)aak» adapted la «l 
ord roar and aet up tar n In '4« 
Korda What often? EV 2 4304 


FORD Sedan. Licence 
40801. Reg $1,195. 

BUY NOW .. 


EV 6-2712 

CLARE ABBOTT _ _ 

_- _ SUPER L'FT SHOCK ABBi IKB- 

ss aIrts sa r- sr& 

BURNSIDE AT HARRIET Sunday. _ 

NO DOWN PAYMENT. ISM LARGE STOCK OF PLASTIC SEAT 
O Meteor ooovarUhla. fl* Plxma oovaaa. CuMoen ball. |I3 N Bandy • 

1 Ut-Ilkl. Auto Porn. 1823 View St EV V443a 

OWNER'JdOVlRG MUST SELL M ISM VfXJfSWAGKH MrfTDR. ALL 
VauxhAll, StSO or beat utfar. Phone puna, oaia.ial.4li Macin’ M. 

— --1 anar Hootar and I n tar u maai. 

O 194 CONSUL 4 NEW TIRES JUS1 PARTS. FORD VSPxFn AND: _ 

fi h»d valve grind. 1230. GK 7-JUCS. rlutrh; elan Auatln' A-40. '14 Mam. POR RENT—ON E BED ROOM 1UX4S 

VI - ,^a Ta.m~fa - parf- EV 1-U18, altar d _'■- 

1*9 FORD STANDARD TRANS 


1*M FT KENSKILL TRAVEL 
irmller, IM4 model fully eauipivd. 
Ouah lot Id, AMrnrr alovr with 
oran. propane fridta flmr rurnai, . 
prMaura aralrr tyriam wall la wall 

rorprta, new_dmpaa. rlotirlo 

hrakaa, new I3»T3 fm cm 4TI. 


( 9 ^ |$ 60 ENVOY Special Se- $ ( 56 BUICK $ SPECIAL MODELS 

.$ dan. Was $895. $ , Fordor Automatic, $ * WAGONS 

^^ 1 $ NOW . - .$675 S $ Power Steering, Power I 1*9 mustang, m» ondqi .. 

..J » 5 WuMDis. NOW J 2 K>. J “ 

,a,5 |$ 60 AUSTIN Fordor. S $ j im *« G «-ta Kriat* wav- .. 

$ Was $895. $i$ , iMi xarmann ghia . 

ence ;* NOW -.$755 $ $ 56 BUICK $ ism Chevrolet atioi mm 

* >$ Fordor Hardtop,, *““• *.*. 

•$7» $ S $ Power Steering, Power $ ***ste chare ri 

* 60 VOLVO Station Wa- $ S Brakes. Radio, V8. $ ... 

Uo- l con. Was $995. $ $ Was $495, NOW $320. S im HtRAI - r) —- 

B6. 8 NOW ...........,$785 , 1 J IMS MCA oporta aanvarllhla.. 


65 CHEV lmpala VI sedan, 
automatic, blue. 

Reg. $3,586. 

BUY NO*".$3,29! 


9r*lir 1 BEDROOM NASHUA MO 


58 CHEV Sedan. 
40880. Reg $1,095. 
BUY NOW .. 


85 PLYMOUTH Sedan, 
tomatic, radio, beige. 
Reg. $3,295. 

BUY NOW.$2 


UHs-im 


9. FT CAMPER FOR HALIL 
EV 4-MO. 


64 DODGE VI, Sedan auto¬ 
matic, blue. 

Reg. $2,495. 

BUY NOW.$1,995 


» UNFiN’KMED CAMPER AND 
Jocko, 4T7-J49. 

FOR SALE—F DOWBOY CAMPER, 
*v*da acme ink. 9M IB MU. 


$ 60 ENVOY station wagon $ $ 4-door, Automatic, $ '* 

$ Wai $995. $ $ Radio, Power Steering, $ 

« NOW .$786 $ $ Power Brakes. * 

$ $ $ Was $395, NOW $215. $ ™ IMPORTS 

$ $ $ (1194 VOLKSWAGEN raotata 

$ 58 MORRIS Oxford Stat- S $ $ im consul radar ...... 

5 ISU 1 * 00 - W “ l i 54 * 1- ENVOY Ftem Sedas 

* NOW .$636 $$ Fordor, Automatic, $ 

$ $ $ Power Steering, Power $ l “* WUJUN . 

!$ $ $ Brakes. j i" Volkswagen . 

S $1$ Was $795, NOW $585 $ im hillman .. 

|J NO DOWN PAYMENT J * $mphyr a*du . . 


Free Life Insurance in 
GMAC Contract, 


tourist 

ACCOMMODATION 


64 FORD VI Sedan, 
matic, radio, beige. 
Reg. $2,6B5. 

BUY NOW. 


MODERN SUITE* - FROM 19 

•aok. Eatralla Molri. EV 14T9. 


61 CHRYSLER New Yorker 
Reg. $1,895. 

BUY NOW.$1,595 


rwvlu k'l fkl r^f* uA^nl rifari all uia comfwru of huma 

um> .oo per wheel, nata | *,rwo. him m iuA 
weights included. J* 01 ■«■'» »« Sill pat amain 

• Raum only rata* Irvm au par 

— . _ —munih. ctuae hi qty aMin and 
DAD TIRE LTD park Ample free oaiftn# T>* 
Victoria Duncan « VMu »- 

EV 2-7281 m 74B-71B1 VACANCTES AT ROCCABgLLA 

C.V d-IA0.1^t /Ab-fJHl WallJ«aaled Larpe tupau. Ewalleri 

.. --- taad'^J Fraocn oootai. maid aarv 

_ 34 HOUR i<a. WalkJn# diitaniy la ell/, lae- 

TDWING SERVICE Ina si. J.iveptai H* -puaL f28 a 

Pluna U3 tail an* mlniniom hdWii 

TYKE*IHELL^'service te5a.°"JS5^. 

Cbr. Eogulmoji and Tyva Road iwl lavalld. n*»d. unluranMd iuom 
munWr ^ Vr"iUiiHNun w\lh ahowrer, gft-UBd 
COMPLaiI ALTO REPAFU fkmr, buanl ory wfvkt la ivivAla 

RaaanvkAUlf terma oo lima hiimr Vlduri*a PrMi Baa hbj. 

DOWMAN I SKKVTCK vicwm mt*. Bo >i _ 

_ W It _ HAYWARD HOLSK-wei VAMCOli* 

FAST Try QUALITY RADIATOR Ziad^lSSiaa 
rraoirt. tady -rt te palming ai SUE,iteTterir* 


80 CHRYSLER Windsor. 
Reg. $1,796. 

BUY NOW.t 


EMPRESS MOTORS LTD. $ 


80 METEOR Sedan 
Reg. $1,495. 

BUY NOW. 


63 STUDEBAKER Tudor. 
Reg. $1,695. 

. BUY NOW.H. 


ENSIGN 


TRUCK STOCK 
READY TO GO! 


$ Chrysler - Plymouth $ 


61 DODGE V8, Hardtop, 
automatic, radio. 

Reg. $1,895. 

BUY NOW.$1. 


$ 59 MORRIS Mini Station $ 
$ wagon. Wa« $895. $ 

$ NOW .$688 $ 


930 YATES ST. 


• BURNSIDE TEXACO • 

199 VOLKSWAGEN .I 

IMi VOLKSWAGEN Da Imm- 

lUdki . 

19* VAUXHALL SUIIxi WogLai . 
Your Vullawagea XpaclaliU. IM MG $ 

CLLNkIH QUIT? j$ 

I iada u io boa Duug Hudan il n t 
Ii*n Nouiri I or i pinuua luad . 
rdl 9* Yalaa SL EV 4ALU. I* 

PEPPY 41 CHEV 4-DOOB FOR$ 


65 VAUXHALL 101 Sedan. 
Reg. $2,495. 

BUY NOW .$2.1 


ABERDEEN HOTEL 

S«*« ridy w ganuaman. 

JtlkJM AND IkiARD fNaT #C)RK- 
>n* man Near Jubllrr HuapHal. 
Cbldaviiion. luiu-hoa paikad M Did 

CRAIUMYLL - 191 CRA1UDA* 
raoh, Moi %nd ooid naur EV Uuu . 

ROOM AND BOARD, SINGLE U« 

I ritanin. MMI 

YOUNG KAN SEARING. ffi 
Oarta area. EV M W1. 

GIRLS ONLT FULL HOARD 
Him In bran. EV 44447, EV 47X22 


191 SPRITE WITH 
»*• t,g> *nd lieinoau. 
Uun. K2TICT. 


HARDTOP. 

P«*l nodi- 


GOOD CONDITION, 

I leraa. EV 2 3TU, h* 


•1 VAUXHALL Velox, 
Reg. $1,295. 

BUY NOW. 


ECONOMY BARGAINS O 0 

IMS CHEVROLET Tudor_99 ^ PETER POLLEN O 

IMS PONTIAC I d-retard SIM — O 

O * FORD o 

19? FORD, VI. tadomalk-_MM O Q 

i« METEOR, a aoQcuoiy — mm O 1060 Yates EV 4-1144 o 

lttd FORD lutnoa. oadan .MM ® Open Until 9 p.m. O 

191 CADILLAC .tea. lull_ Innnnnn^_! 9 


MOB ODf» COHOmON, 
or aflere. GR k-ldta 


64 VAUXHALL Viva 
Reg. $1,895. 

BUY NOW. 


Caah tt I Mmain 

—PUMLEY— 

KUO Yatp St 

CASH FOR COMPACTS 
CAPRI MOTORS LTD. 
950 Yates EV 5-35H 


“•JPONTUC CUSTOM *PORTl 

-ra ~ °* ,E OWNER 

W Q»v pramlam hartitok. radio 

*' 

199 FORD CUSTOM SoT 4 DOOR 
V^aulomaUc. powyr iirarinnYuod 
ceaidllian Prtvalaly .raned tj n, 
iTarmi con ha arranged. Ita-UM 


CLEAN. RETIRED GENTLEMAN, 
atavabx. Aral kud EV I 394 . 


60 VAUXHALL Crests, 
Reg. $1,195. 

BUY NOW . 


121 ROOMS TO RANT 


RENT-BED- arm ng ROOM 
arm, qafet private home, naar 
lira. Lake Hill arm Kin-bra 
lr|an. All Fund. Haaa neiqq. 


IMPALA COUPE . 

•4 Chav V-S auiumauc. rodki ala. I* 
Tap cmadltlan, 471-291. 473- 1 EH g 

GONE TO D LL '9 BUICK ,1 
hilly aiulppad. Eaeoilani nredllioa. 
11.300 or heal odor. 4T1-43M * 

HM RAMBLER. 9 LICENSE. $ 
Salmon with wMln. Firm 1301 taka* 
baa ol Mi Foal Bay Rtt 

B FALCON 3 DOOR. RADIO XKW 
ballary. Floor nan Itraa. Prlead 
31.19 m aaoraat Phunq MM IID. 

U CHEV. acYUNDE* MOTOR, 
automatic tranamlaahm. Bari after. 
MW4 


MM BUICK. Im dad 


69 VAUXHALL Crests 
Reg. $1,095. 

BUY NOW . 


Olfara 


■ma ** OTORS Vu.ra. Ai-PANY HuritL, 1*1 GOVERN- 

MU3 DoaglM SL .jk, EVS-Etai mem V JM-49* Clean alaapina 

HOUSTON MOTORS • 91-1323 ^ *S "* 

CASH FOR CLEAN CAfU m.aimir HC Land. 

3WI QUADRA _taNFURNTSHKD UPPER ROOM 

TOP CASH roa UOUD CARS “flrhati pnvllrgra. In vary 

AAA CARMART 'l ui,< hu ™' haar Jubllrr. EV 4 4440 

ri»* Quadra, upp 9a/away EV A 2 TU a l»af * p m. 

WAYTWC - SMALL CAR'. 1909. »OOM TO RENT MIDDLE AGE 
Mutt be food. 473-1341 (rv* iurutayi lady. H-mi com tain bga at doog. 

--;----EV 3-U20. 

IIJ TRAILIRS, MOlILf ROOMS FOR MEN (14 WEEKLY. 


ANDY AND JACK oMar 

25% OFF 

NEW TIRES ANYTIME! 
FRANCIS BATTERIES A 
TIRES LTD. 

219 Blaoahare IL 


1HS FORD . 

list CHEVROLET, a raal 
dandy . 


3-9S2 uyUnw 


63 AUSTIN 850 Sedan. 
Reg- $1,095. 

BUY NOW .. 


KEBUILT 

«r otter 


AT 

SUBURBAN 


radio. 99 


EV 3-791 

NUINE OOOD. WHY LTVE DANGEROUSLY' 
J* V* T" > ' RETIRE NOW * 

otcyelo. fhora m« DISCOUNT an any FIRESTONE 
TIRE you may naed 

y car Drop.^ and aaa ■ at 

■yx wWtmi x*. Suburban StaeU 

-rand irara **■ l>«SM« SL 

M. We wUl ha vary happy to aerra you. 

IMMACULATE HVE„«:“ WALLS, V* 

•or rftar Ph 1,1 *T?-J21A 


URGENT 


55 HILLMAN Husky. 
Reg. $495. 

v BUY NOW . 


_$ 56 AUSTIN. 

$330 191 HODGE CUSTOM ROYAL. EX- J NOW 

catlaal condl 11 on. buiAa and <UL * w ","' 

Be et cflar. 9*99. _$ J 

1364 FORD 4 DOOR. E2B GOOD $ 

team^TymnaT aSS. dl ^ - $ M AUSTIN. 

$695 IMS DEI I* TO VA. REBUILT 5 NOW, .. 


turnpike emits 

ritapa. vary rlran 


rv t- 2 Ms 

19IRAMMLKR CUSTOM CLASSIC 
4 door, automatic traramtaaloi 
IL29. EV 2-471* ^ 


<0 VOLKSWAGEN 

/ Reg 1885 

r BUY NOW .... 


ON 

DOUGLAS 

386-6131 


carnation. 

EV 3-4440 


9 FORD WAGON. 


SLEEPING ROOMS 'CTCREN 
grlbilcgae EV 32317. 

122 BOOMS WA*#riD 


RADIO AND 

I 53 AUSTIN. W., ms. 1 TJ 

417 374a altar I p m. j NOW $173 S ~_*™' 

!«U DODGE SEDAN. GOOD COK a .. . MUST SELL CLEAN _ '9 CHEV 

dinar, Bata ofler IV >491 1013 * > nnr Urn Drlvea and 5,~bi a. 

waa n aaa. _ , |$ j Uy. 4ts-^. 

wfWtaaBMi; ms,GN : -vs- ara^- 

WTMCT.-T- 3. J I, ” - »«’"■> 

rr.“ * 0^‘l,r - Plyrarwlh ^ 

•9 PONTUC HfiRsENYE 3- J * rq,Mtl °" * * _ 

>k>or hardtan te^k. la rwrUonC* $ 5i VOLKSWAGEN. NEW PAINT 

creriBloa. 4W-13W altar 1 pm. ,f 33 ^ yAfES ST. $ Mu, i * HL tmk u * »EW. 

iS D a.^ra ,!^!, * PLATES. I* a a '54 MEHCURY MONTEREY: 

RV iUA <Z 9 •utnmatlr: Iirt nr* !»• Laiadown# 

O PREFECT RUNNING CriDER * ^ IM WILL VS OWE fWVl»~nj( 

Itcanard . in. ter, tvmna 1$ EV 6-2411 Open till 8 tjUmri telittca. W* 4 B 1 T. 

Ill ZEPHYR SEDAN 99 »WI J $|S BUICK SUPER! DOOR HARD 

tailci gala. 39T39._- . top. radio. DR tj um. 


healer, 
fair. K 


D» luee 1KR Char, i 
radio. 37 000 mi lea, Mil 


•“ifffiiE 7*9 AUSTIN VAN. 34.09 MILES. 418-9*7 

•SWISS tm May b* loan at 191 Oak Bay ----- - 

I itno Av *- 8V3-9I2 IffjM NASHAJJA TRAaER -EX 

illaii m —--- pandaWa living poom, 2 badrcuni 

ITSLte IM ® TORD V4-TO.N, REBUILT VO- G32DO 

SE^ iron-ntate. «Pte, ^ooDLAND MOB I L E HOME 

*** ---- I park, large Kern evmllaMe mxm 

ry. M FORD SEDAN DELIVERY. RE OR 14K. after F'p.m. 

"•» » 3® nndHbaiaA mono-, amri shaoe — ----- 

' SELL il EV 22347 - , DUGWQGD TRAILER SALES 

--- Faria - Prapana - RenlAJi 

lira. vn ig* m«n F- 10 B. HEAVY-DUTY H my 1 and Mllktraam Rd. 47S941 1 


IMI RENAULT GORDINL 1 OWN 
or Car with only 1108b ml Eecallanl 
(undlUun thrauahuuL 31.136. Pbnna 
EV 4-I0N. 


BACHELOR WISHES UNFURNISH- 
ed room in cabirvlnun dlatiicL Pk. 
EVIdCS _ a\ 

FULLY FURNISHED SPACIOUS 
bod-flking room: wlti elxraar. 
Bainilda area. 340 Phone 994. 

121 CONV ALlSCKNl. R8TI 
HOMIS. PBIVATl HOSPITALS 


RENAULT 


moving tata latartar. 
aril tar Polar. 


EMPRESS 1IOTORS LTD 


SI PONTIAC 


CONDITION 
473 7773 cr 


R1DEAU 
GR 3*177 


119 PONTIAC LAURENTIAH IN 
ifzcallanf condition with radio, tic 
31.1H1. BQ-dOei 

I EXCELLENT 119 PLYMOUTH • 
redan Coud lira*, valve rrlnd. now 
rluteti. heel uOar. 92-3444 rvcninn 

sT _ R AMBLER SUPER JUKI 
I overhauled. Hi A-l ihipe. clean 
99 or beta od»r taMsL 


LOVING CHRISTIAN HOME - 
No amount RJdra; All l-anKl 
One Dour wltn two hatbr-xnna 
Per 10 na I Hunt*, be ai home. 
JuMlea Real Home. 1721 Bank Ri. 
3B33BSE Evelina Clew. 

LOVINa CARE FOR MOTHER OR 
father in ■ email or I rate real huroe 
in Fairfield. Cluaa lo oarko. Tray 
aarvtcr. 24 hour orraunal core 
Raaionablr ratre Call lln Meek 
tor appointment. 39913 


TORCED TO SELL ‘9 FORD »fc Bob Fennell. SSS-M9 

dan delivery VA rildk. MfiO. In-!-—--- 

mandate EV3 378I PROPANE HEATERS. 92 9 AND 

un. EV 2-£231 

198* G M.C PAN! L. ONE OWNER —----- 

Only si .urn ml A-l condition. 91 UTILITY BOX TRAILIRS 
MW afler 4 pir. ai e Bay ai Calherlnr 93-891 

M G M C « TON PICK UP. MUST l» FT. "ALJO" SLEEPS~FTVE 
be earn Aaking 99 GR 3-439 I1BBU. 47S X476 

evImm” cAMren vak B4M 

WHOLESALE. * PICKUPS. ARTS If® 14 , TRAVEL TRAH-EH - 
CARS, BURNSIDE AT HARRIET. Sleep* 4. 9,476 9 DD Saaiuch Road. 


119 HILLMAN MINX. SECG1 
cor. 91 382-1972 


194 PLYMOUTH STATION 
wagim. A-l condition. 473 all 

MINIMACeT - GOOD _ CONDITION 

4731451 


TOR SALE: 119 V I 4-DOOR CHEV 
•ten What offer*? *031773 

■9 CHEV 4 - DOOR FTATION , 
•**>». very dean. 99 EV 3-492.1 


M BU1CE CENTURY 2 DOOR EX 
oaDant tedlliOL MTS 39-2744. 


Parouaeliaod Cara Ho tape 
• nrartaiv - dt 771E OND O.IF 
RISE, Kb Unden A«a EV 3237: 


28 MODEL A TUDOR. GOOD COB 
rite. 9 ptecaa EV 3S306 


« # 

13B0 Al'STTN. 9 PLATES. I* 
EV 3119 


IS PREFECT. RUNNING ORDER. 
Ilea need, heel offer. EV 34076 


)MB ZEPHYR SETIAN (89 FOR 
wilck (Ala 19-193. 


99 AUSTIN 99 


LOWER PRICED 
IM Pandora 

MODELS 

93691 

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A 

A A 

A A 

A A AND 

A A 

A A> A A 

A A A A 

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a OLDS 4 Door Hardtop, fully 

ptMWrrtd. Omi t«if 

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non or tray trrvtct. id a quid 
lumey itanphcrf. Gorge Saves 


bedrm, elect klteA. dinette. stor¬ 
age Sal. 4-pce ksLb, Miry tec,i 
csUnaki hookup nas brat m 
hat water, all mala fnmltura an# 
W to W carpet Avail, mm. 

Dickie Agaacias LU 

*U Fori Si *V 14U1 

Kara. EV MM sad EVA-MH 


Ma*Bflean| asa viaw rwss to gotf 

dab. parka and Burma. Attractive 
attopa nearby. M a tew 
mtouiaa trap City'* brasirte oral re 
Baaatl fully apptataad SWIM, aach 
artth halcraj padb and every aar- 


1SJ* ROCKLAND - Baa rtll rtly tur- 
niahed apt., canateting at Mg 
rtmn with rise fireplace. bedro o m, 
bathroom and aaaall kite best AD 
wall-io-waU carpels and bdly 
furnished Including linens ami 
cooking utensils alao eahiertaton 
In converted howaa. right up near 


CAVALIER APTS. 


APPLY 


EXCELLENT Revenue l*n 
Owner unen to reasonable 
For all details—phone 


$9 500. payable OT per month. M 
Inlereat, wauled on 4 acres. rale, 
living accomodation on Island High 


RADIO SHOP 
HARDWARE . . . T 


OAK BAY DUPLEX SIDE BY SIDE 
with \2 bedroom*. Fully tumlihed. 
hear shops and boa. Long Iraaa 


BRAND NBW DELUXE 1HEDRM 


A- R. WILLIS, 


B.C. LAND RENTALS 

ISOa Government Street - »s», 

K id Door, lavatory and basin 
edlata. $40. 

llltf* Govanunant Street — Three 
large rooms Immediate. $40. 
LANGFORD LAKE. 1230 GOLD- $93 Government street 288-56M 

Bream Are. Ctoe 3-bettooam and ■■ ■ ... - —---- 

ana Abed room unit now available. PROFESSIONAL MAN SEEKS OF 


B.C. LAND RENTALS 

441 Government ALT set — 3 I 
ruuma all range, separata gen 


7*« WITHOUT ADMINISTRATION 
or worry* Victoria Mnrianga 5-year 
debentures! Ona year 7%. 


3 SUITES — CLOSE IN 

[.revenue property shows, a high 


TTTST room far enlarging, this excellent price, $1.4,Nil. Terms H Mitchell 
property has been Immaculately GR (M81S Uni vanity ftealij 
“ maintained by the present owner GR 7-1865. 

lor lour years, • and has NEVER :—rr. -- — 

"Vjjeb had a Iras ot revenue during lhla *> ( V.EF S, 1 U „ YH& .? ia V, 101 ' n 
period. condition-location. All ietf-co- 

a 00 ** BT«n* POP in i iwr< -n, W-5U0 down or close offers 

_ REASON FOR SELLING. The S | $34,500 Da C. MalleiL Weilcrn 

un t "*1^* "l‘h «" purchase a Home* Ltd . »2137. ■ 

larger apart mem Fir hrlher to- ——— ---- 1 

formation, please phone V. Wilson LIVE RENT TOEE. PLUS 021 IN- 
__ IVMDl or EV 4-MOD. coma or Ilia per matilh. 1 suiira 

V. J. WILSON A CO. LTD. ® 4 '* a Prl»ai* 

W0 Gordon Street EV MU. 


BEAUTIFUL ABEDROOM SUITE 
in Jubilee araa. Heal and atovs In¬ 
cluded *110. EV MAI. 

FAIRFIELD DISTRICT. 3 LARGE 

duplex Read IK. CUktean „ hardwW 


■q ft Sutuhia packs 
Eaquimalt Phene $85-074- 

GOOD LOCATION IN EJ 
—L 0 B 1 square fast store. 


sme-BTserw. ? bedroom. oar- 1 
age. Vacant April L 441 Uovvrn- 
mead or B6-1S3I. 

OT LANGFORD.* 3 • BEDROOM, 


area 1 250 volt) 
garage. RO-7821. 


OFFICE WITH STORAGE. WORK 


CLOSE IN, CLEAN 1-BEDROOM 
aulla upstairs. Private entrance and 


IMMACULATELY CLEAN 
AND SPACIOUS 

FAMILY GARDEN APTS. 


tin-Royal NEWPORT. Largs S- 
kadraan paaviaw suite. Barely to 
village, m hua route. 

$13$ - ROYAL LANCER, lease bs 
fmaat. ipartoua graund Bar J 
badraae ad la, drepaa. ooanu 
antranoa me. 

call Evsnvr 
Mams A Wbyla 
<Mk Bay Realty Ltd. 


private vanity bath. Prater married 
eosipl* or ladles. 8otry no email 
rhlidraa ar pels $8$ includes utili¬ 
ties and cahlavtalOB. OT4ffH. 


REASONABLE RENTS 

IN THIS 

WATERFRONT 
HIGHRISE 
SEA VIEW TOWERS 
450 DALLAS ROAD 

Ail madam CndillMa toe lotting els- 
*«or and swimming pool with 
magnificent saa and mountain 

views. 

BACHELOR SUITE. OT 

1- BED SUITE 117 

2- BKD SUITE .... $127 

Baa rwtdaot manager, or 

RA BROWN * SONS LTD. 


WELLINGTON 

MANOR 

1670 FORT STREET 

$1 SPACIOUS SUITES 
' ELEVATOR 

• CABLE T.V. 

• DRAPES ON ALL WINDOWS 

• INDIVIDUAL HEAT CONTROL 

• BALCONY PATIOS 

* CONTROLLED ENTRANCE 

• STORAGE ROOMS IN SUITES 

Many mure (eaturei 
J Bedroom from ... HOB 
3 Bedroom from ... $13$ 
Malm your naervatlooa now 
Rental Agents 

P. It BROWN A SONS LTD. 
7S3 Fart Street EV Mdl 


1 AND I BEDROOMS 

Available tor Immediate occupanc/ 
For yout convenience each —^e- 
equipped with washer and’dryer. 
C'loured douole plumbing and ap¬ 
pliances Beautiful Kitchens. 

Heal and Hot Wain included 
Prints Patio or Balcony 
Private entry — Pool 

TV Hook-up - Ample Parktog 
Large Fully-equip pad Playground 
Shopping Next Door 
Schema do«a — Buses at Entrance 

BURNSIDE GARDENS 


B.C. LAND RENTALS 
TS14 Oak Bay Avenue-3 HR. bM 
bear Inducted. Immediate. STO W 
SEC Government Street. Mft-8663 

■WLF-GOMTaTn ED UPSTAIRS I' 
naena and belli tally turmabed. 
lovely location an walerlRtol. AdulU 
only. hub. avaltobla now Rl a moalh 


NEW - THE CAMELOT 
3820 SHELBOURNE ST. ! 

Juat above Cedar BUI Oroaa Road 1 

* Waii-bewaa carpal ar bardwuud: 

floor* 

Free aulomaUe laundry. 

‘ Haloraiaa or private paOoa 
Free catuevtUuO, 

* Ctaotoa l oad route auitaa. 

Raotal tram tun. 


AVAILABLE NOW. LARGE BACH 
aiuc apartment. kitchenette. Murphy 
bad. nioely furnished. OH street 

parking. |M to. IM Gov't 81 


PARE LANE LODGE, 212 DOUG- 
laa. Flatly furnished D* man. Park 
taraUon. No alepa and Cablevlalon 
EV. IIS monthly, including all 


RRkRRRRRRRRRlt 
R ROYAL BEACH COURT K 
R t'M DALLAS K 

R BEAUTIFUL SEAVISW R 
H 1-bedruum auila individual R 
R boat ooetru elevator cable- It 
R vial on free automatic laundry It 
ft and narking. |M and uo R 
RRfi RRRRHKRRRR 


NICELY FURNISHED, MODERN 1 
Aadroure aulla, naar SI. Jaaeph'a 
Uuapilal and Government Building!, 
automatic laundry, available April 


BEAUTIFUL 
COLUMBIA APTS 
Bd ADMIRALS HD. 
awing large 1 bedroom aulla avail 
able, as well aa a 3-bedruum suite. 
Free CABLE VISION ant laundry 
tadlltiaa. To view nfaaaa cal) Real 
deni Manager Mr. Laa 183 MW 
or George Strieker at University 
Realty Lid. 477-1*66 


lath Phone GR 7 36 86_ 

BEACON LODGE. $0 DOUGLAS. BY 
THE SEA Bachelor Agfa-House¬ 
keeping rooms-Lounge. Companion 
■bip—almoaptaara Pd 1601 . 

4-ROOM HEATED, SELK-CONTAIN- 
dd aOltr. Wamlariul Maw Xfftoma 
Ur laumkry Carden. Afhilta. (to 
■frtOSl. 


ACT FAST! 

A 1-bedroom suite available In 
THE COACH HOUSE. Cbll Reel deni 
Manager at 183-17II or DMT). 


THE PRINCESS 
CHARLOTTE 

4$T Lampoon Blreet 

New. swimming pool, large suitei. 
drape*, baautinu grounds. 

One-bedroom. $M to »$*. 


i view 
mnolh. 


ROCKLAND AVENUE - WALKING 


WATERFRONT PARADISE 


969 D1NGLEY DELL 

(Off Selkirk &L> 

All II auilaa on waiarfroeit Wall 
to- wall oarpei at bard wood Onurk, 
Laras baloueuaa 
Fraa auioanauc laundry. 

Fraa cablevtaioB. 

Protected parking. 


SOUTH FAIRFIELD ATTRACTIVE 
1-bedroom suite, larga living room, 
kitchen, private betb, rloaa to bus. 
sea and park. IHt-UK l._ 

St* - UPPER LAHUE BRIGHT 
I room tulle. Newly decurated. 
Cablevrialcei. Fairfield. MS-17to after 
4 pm. 


VERY LARGE BEDROOM 

In a one-bedroom apartment. M r eel 
level. In new block. Suitable tor, 
elderly paraone with extra larga 
hedroum furniture Patio and large 
living room. Sea at 1060 Pemberton 
Rd at nhwia Gardner Agenrlee, 
Ml Fort HL. $66-1444 


to Park, building* and city. Vary 
quIeL King non ApartmenL 131 King 
elan 8L Phcew XS8W44 ar gtO *» 


Quiet wvU healed bloc 
eldeely paople Carport avalli 
GR PtTCL 


BEGB1E OAKS 
ISM Begbla Street 
m, suite In new rkaeb- 


BERWICK MANOR 

IS Boyd St. 

Neve block cable vtskn. 3-bad room 


etc. Naar hm. 3S0. EV 2-Sscs. 

SSTOl g giipob CRESCENT. SROOM 

Vision. Available April IS, $88- Ph. *4“ rtov*. Rent |M. Phone 

3HA9MM after $ pm. EV 2-5008. 


REALTY LTD. 
MORTGAGE DEPT. 

—-i EV 3-7274 


$11$ per month piua a free stole 
for the owner . . located at 2834 
Heath Dr. {off Qorie Roadt . . 
$1,500 dew* balance tike rent . 
full prim $14.Nil. Drive by than call 
I Mr. Clark, 6S8-5994. to view Interior. 
Victoria Construction Ltd. 


...IrZ- _ W1LKD4SON - IN TICK URBAN - J 

3 ROOM SUITE. WALKING D18- moral. aS atllltles. Salt lady. IBS. 

lance rttj centre. Reaaoeiahle rant Available. GR 43 MB, _ 

fam dreo . wetoomt. JBS-S1S4, - CLEAR J^BKDROOM SUITE, 

wm BQVtrmnG ROOM, kit- fridge and aloe*. Qendra al Hillside, 
Chen, sn 4 nine room*, utilities. $SQ 3S4CI31. 

tm * RiC ** n ‘* d - COMPACT. WARM. SEfJF-OOR- 

BACHZIJOR SUITE. $58 talned bartietor oolte. grtatod floor, 

OT# Tataa. EV 5 0470 Castle ara a. $5 0. IVHBt 

SMALL BACHELOR SUITE FOR LARGE. 3-BEDROOM SUITE, 
two gtrla modem home, $$0 <77-5571 healed. *70 AAdta 1014 Pern brake 


417 Quebec Struct _ 346-3017 ; 

VISCOUNT MANOR 
HO ROCKLAND AVK. 

Large parktode 1-bedroom Iterin 
atoa) auile. Qufat raw black. 3R 
blbda to Doufftaa de laa kUrhen. 
balftroom. large rtaeela, elevator. 

sub. ev Mm ev >rna. 

AVAILABLE APRIL 7. TWO BSD- 
ronm suite on second floor in 
modem building. 3133 Quadra. In- 


Brand 
Cal wood, 
month 
<78-1*74. 


ee s-bedrnnm home in 
Clone to BChanta. $135 per 


$6,300 CASH BUYS $7.J00 PAYABLE 
at $75 per munth, Inc. 7* intereit. 

First Agreement for Sale, an 40.... 

arte*. Metohuain properly, house SIDE BY-SIDE TRIPLEX LOCATED 
amt bam. Steady record for 2 in tbs EaqiXmalt Village. Well 
yean. Property sold for $9,060. rented and a good Investment at 
Complete detail* to you or your gis.300. Owner will cmalder a trade 
aollrttor by calling Mr. Jonea *i of low doom (toymen! to r**pan*lb!e 
EV 5-2221 ar EV 4-5111 Victoria purrhaaer Call Mr Pullan. I.SiAND 
Cuntoruclkai Ltd HOMES LTD . US 3994 anytime. 

MOSEY TO LOAN ON MORT 3. HOUSES. - 1 _ LOT. RENTED~AT 
garb* qv..-« dertsena alao arrew *c< and $70 Yuuri tor only $10 000 


POSSESSION APRIL 1. HOME 
aufta onuple or family. Walking dis¬ 
tance. Reference EV $-7163. 

VIC WEST. 1-BEDROOM HOUSE 
Oil-O-Matic haai. $M month. Iftione 
4794*11 after 5. 

MODERN 4 BEDROOM HOME, 
doable plumbing. *125. Near Jubilee 
Hnepital. EV4-364Z 


. 


32 Silifu Colntlifli AFAITMIMTS TO UNT, 129 AFAKTMCNTS TO RKNT, . 12f APART MINTS 10 RENT; lit APARTMENTS TO tENT. ,12) A>A*TMENTS TO HINT, 133 HOUSES TO KENT, 

Y™ “ I lliauHUU, I aiuniaunuin I UNFURNISHID ' uueuaueue* nue..auuu>a Mu.i.B.n#,... 


eg .. raa > an I fUlHBHfO 

Sunday, March 20, 1 ffi ___ _ 

-;--- CM — ROCKLAND. CLONE Of. p 

122 COHYALDCIMT. OUT I* 

HOMES, OT .V ATI HOSP ITALS JU 

1 AM PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE] {Jr* 11 - *°* <!*»•» md TV $^U 
X will lave a room avaifcbl* April 11 >““>• 

rm the main floor, no labia for (Cut - SD Eaqtomnb ltd. {gaodatn) 
rounto <r 3 Indie* We ft»« dtnlng) ' The Roanlnw". <314 raw.), 1- 


_ UNFURNISHED 

r. R. BROWN RENTAL! 

*7 MEARES ST.-Arson ate., with 
frig and gag range. Domed, poa* . 


MONTREAL TRUST 
PHONE 386-2111 


Reel Ram*. H4 SeOtirh ave Pb 
EV4-T7M. 

VACANCY Ft* LADY OR GEN- 
fleman. Mala floor. SB4-14S7. 

123 HOUSIKUFINfi ROOMS 
TO RENT 

RJTZ HOTEL 

TIB FOri Street EV l-lflfi 

Large, bright eonvetoanl koaaafcaep 
leg rooms and aaliaa for rant 
Hmr Eaton'a. Safeway, and am! 
•levator aarvtea Day, weak or 
ntnlA. Call anytime 

SCOTT APARTMENTS 
Warm, comfortable, extra large 
■noma, available tor mlddlnaged 
at aiderly tnaota Fully fnmiahe* 
for L.HX with to* and and water 


SEA VIEW TOWERS — 466 Dallas 
Road. Da Uxu high-rise with ler- 
rifle mountain and sea view*. Tnft 

Tm to H . ££ RUDYARD KIPLING 

weekday I or by appototmeni. Victoria'* Symbol Of 

SENATOR APTS 17*4 Oak Bay LUXUTV liv ing 

**» Popular block with all mod- _ . J * 

era eecvmianre* tneludk* elcva- ?•» “‘Ney Apartmem tatadmg 
tor. Large, roomy atdlea Barb. Bfn la tm g the Oak Ray wklarfraoL 


UNFURNISHED 

WEDGEWOOD TERRACE 
PANDORA AT CHAMBERS 

NEW FOR 

| QUIET. GRACIOUS LIVING 
I IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 
Slf'RT WALK TO 
CITY CENTRE 
BUS STOP AT DOOR 
1-BEDROOM SUITES 

FEATURING: 

" Sparioua rooms — amll-to-waB 
carpeta 

* Drapes — Individual heal moral 


and fully at. lad eomplrtad. Only 1 auile SUFFOLK HOUSE, all Haul tain 1- * Hainan#* _ CatXavlaum. 

J*®. 1 * <Malrahle Stork Handy bed. «<-. large room*, view. Dll • SeU-datrctotli* fridge 

rahleelaton to town, trana. and ahopa All •!» 1-bdrm at* al m. HMKL • De mxa r*m wltt hoc 


water tower Good view, are* nil. “ - PACIFIC SHORES, an 

JTSfJZ S' ASHFORD COURT -lOTFOT St JSSS £“ A SEtm** * ^ ^ 
year Iraaa raqutrad" Cratart the y.Tf SRrncUve 3 BR at*, to n*w OTOTl room Ur w 

owner, EV im er wlu * et**»tor. On trana . _____ _ . Praeraraad 


* De mxa range with hood tan. 

* Elegant bathroom — boat tamp, 


HIGH RISE. Park flaw. $ and 21 odorrl 


* Cnatom Boar kitchen and bath¬ 
room tra waxing requiredl 

* Pnatotroad halls (no cooking 


UNFURNISHED 

ROCXHEIGHTS VILLA I 
74f Lampnon Street 

FEATURING 

* De tux* 3-bedroom nx* 

* SwAmmmg pool 

* Carpeted hallway*. 

* Drier* auaulled 

* Carpets m living room and 
mailer kadroam 

* Individual ihermoalat*. 

* A u t om atic elevator 

* Free parking and woaHng 
fanltliei 

* Panoramic bt** 

No expeora baa been ■ pared In 
Providing the (meat Ip apartmem 
aooonuaadatian. 

NORTH WEST TRUST 

Exclude* Rantal Agents 

Phone 386-3534 
After hdurt, 382-4130 


r, 111 HOUSES TO RENT, 14l MORTGAGE LOANS AND 144 REVENUE PROPERTIES 
UNFURNISHED INSURANCE- 

MODERN 3-BED ROOM BUNa " _ * DUPLEX 

alow. Garage basement. flrepUr*. 2nd MOR1GAGE LOANS nAK - DAV 

Hardwood noon lovriy vtrdn. pnA'» DDHfATT VT’VTIC UoIa 

Good ^trict. OTfl . moeth. ^ 

Q A« BAY^ BEDROOMS. 3 BAIH- Sui!^ r^T'3 ££ 

room a lull banemeot home, near the ctole al tie* kwn to ttw itov of kltrhrb, utlllly room, 3 hed- 

arftnol.: bu. and toKg.pmg- *3a raw? , may bc Jtod^ oH amLra "*■">•*«< ^ ^ Mml 

EV me. SrSjp tmraiiv ^ anitim. ^ g»r, t( One .Ida 

5 5 - luxe — Lowfr " nt-PLFv 1 canl-sually obtain a Jg** mg*’**** 

Mtolaoie AraU HIGHER PRICE tor your «-rond Jtake “ ofjTr 

M7W P^l L $108. omet cottoia. moriga« nr agraemeo*. VICTORIA Asking Price S26.500 

—--—__ and UP-ISLAND. Your dncumenl .. 

1- BEDROCM HOUSE. ROCKY ““ !* appraiked for Immediate Phpne Mr. Gee or Mra Wallace. 

PUnl Rd. Melrhoaln. *» mnrthly. ■ Je raeh wuhoui ohligahoo or EV h*794 Rea GR 7-5S50, CR HI71 

■vailahla iounedlately. 3*3-9681. I will arrange a kmn asmnal the Clarke A Wallace Realty 

_. - , - ■ —— - - documer* to rave you money. 11 

BOM}; 4 BEDROOMS. Baa plan la beat tor your rircum ___ 

ta 3 baths, baaernenL Fairfield area ataace.c ’ -— 


<7 9 ~ urJ REFINANCING A SPECIALTY __ 

MODERN i-BKDROOM. NEAR JU- GULF°KLjSdR ,0 ^*LT^'^H1 NO SIDE-BY-SIDE 

*>*£• » • «"2S0». Avallahla im- J DUPLEX 


Elevator — Mail delivery la auita 


raid gu range*-to; all room*. HttR A STEPHENSON LIMITED Am AftraeUw hat-hw. toUSL rnrnr - * *“r«e laundry - free parking. 

to $10 weekly. EV 31221 tto Brough tra Street EV S-A411 tiMoELiSfZi D ^S5* EX - «>*-b*droom. funkahed • AdulU only taegry. no petxi. 


HEART OF THE CITY WANTED - SINGLE GIRL TO 

Cent warm, napecuhla rooma. ahara apartment. nS-BII. 

Reaanahla rale*. -—--- 

THE TORE 

«1 Jab—ra _ EV mn I2f APARTMINTS TO RINT 

CLEAN COMFORTABLE. UU1ET UNFURNISHID 

Commiadty tatobraa Cowniuwo k> ——-—----- 

eauin Draraablra Houaa 758 Fort. 

EV IBl _ 

WARM. COMFORTABLE BRIGHT CHARTER HOUSE 

T iSS: tort.: 435 Michigan Street 


UNFURNISHfD 


CHARTER HOUSE 
435 Michigan Street 
Phone 384-8923 


am l ev 3i» | Overlooking scenic Strait at 


am block. Fumlihed gse. April 
1 para. 

FARKLYON APTS— U* Doagtai St 
AMractlv* 1-B8 ate. to raw mad¬ 
am apt Bandy to park and water. 
Oa trana. *137. 

PARE LODGE — $12 Haywood AVa. 
Attractive bach. ate. Hardy to 
Part April 1 pom *73. 
BRIARWODD APT!—871 Eaquintoli 
Road All mavaelsarra Raady to 
■hopping and Inna. Attractive 

1-BR ate. OT-S6. 

CAMDORA APTS. - 1HH Pandora 
A to. Attractive bedim eta. On bra 
lira ar walking distance to town. 


suite, auodack. 1115 


COBT. CLEAN ROOM. FURNISHED. ", ” * “ J? , .T 

fridge, atok. etc. Cora to. Reatara- Mountains and beautiful Vie- 
■bie EVUWM. _ toria. Parkgide location. 


Juad de Fuca, the Olympic n* taxa^apt^jrai ^opleted*oAlm I lflB rart *■ 


UNrVERETTY CARDEN HOMES 
ttoftob aoundproaf tern tty anti 
2 to 1 bedroom*— Family n>an 
Stova frig, waaber and ikyer 
C ■ r p o r I and ptaygruunde 
Hat water and heel me! 

N*« aaboole r — Siam « 
Sun deck* Inner patio- 
YouneMawn kUctwm. 

Small Date allowed. 

1344 Shells* 

Evaaaa. 

S hadroaaa — rua. 

MONTREAL TRUST 


RenteJi from SU7 3d 

Resident Manager 
K. WHITEHEAD 
SUITE KM - 382-0982 


■hie. EV 5-9068. 

S3 — ATTIC. LARGE. BRIGHT, 
Cl ean. EV 5-74U. _ 

gfifl. F1UDGE, STOVE. SINK. SU 
pertOT St- EV5-8437. _ 

FURNISHED ROOM. ST. HELENS 
KM Courtney St. EV $-9417 _ 

CLEAN. BRIGHT, ALL FOUND, 
fndga, *Aop. bus. EV S-FIM. 

ER1GHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM 
tor lady. D40 Fori St. 

NEAR 8T JOSEPH'S, 1 OrT 2 
gootna all found EV 4-4130. 

SMALL ROOM. EMPLOYED LADY, 
SH PrtvUrgaa SSt-UXN. 

1 AND a ROOMS. 444 BAY ST 
KV 4-3730. _ 

ROOM TO RENT—ALL SUPPLIED 
W SU Queens Ata EV |-4«6 

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ALL 
supplied. Men only. EV 3-3342. 

■4. SNOnai FURNE4RED BUTIe' 
tomarkg Street. EV *-*437 ._ 

B7- LADY PENSIONER. 116 
Quadra. 166-4W4. 184-6721. _ 

NICE ROOM FOR QUIET WORK 
Mg l>d». EV 4-007. _ 

124 HOUSIKIIFING ROOMS 
WANTID 

WANTED "HOUSEKEEPING - ROOM 
wrlth home priyUagra. Fairfield. Ph. 

MV a MAI. _ 

12* AFARTMINTS TO R1NT. 
FURNISHID 


STUDIO SUITES 

Fran $■ t* *H pra month 

1- BEDROOM SUITES 

AU with private before y 
From S12S to 4141 par month 

2- BEDROOM SUITES 

Ail with private balcony. 

From $140 to SIB par mcnlA. 

FEATURING 

* Bested swimming pod 

* Private tarraeaa 

* Two aiitiiiiiartaOTraatori 

* Fra# paridng 

* Sun drapes supplied 

* 3 minutes to dosenlowa 

* CAHLIVIOON 


Da hzxa aid Jral eomplrtad Ocuan 
and mounteta view. All modarn 
«**radencra, tod. rtraalor. 1-BR I 
*121. Studio (100- 

ROSEWOOD APTS.-3SH Quadra 
84. Attrartlva black noaring eom- 
plettoa. On trana Handy to ahnua 
Modern ca i ferderwea. tad caike 
TV. 1-BR MS. 2-BK COS. 


"THE TREMAINE'* 
FORT at STANLEY 
FULLY SOUND PROOFED 


P R BROWN « SONS LTD. 

Ito rart Street BRIGHT NEW DELUXE SUITES! 


* Controlled Entrance 

* Automatic Elevator 

* Prcrauilasd HaJJi 

TOE * EidivtoBrt Hrat^Cratroi 

LORD SIMCOE 1 

... Bedroom from $100 

Victona S prestige address Two Bedrooms from *130 

YOU ARE INVITED TO 

1. 2 AND 3-BEDROOM «LKCT«Y(xm ctotce - 

SUITES FEATURING: Salto* manager, state 300 

* • * B.C. LAND 

Victoria's largest apartment *** D insurance agenct ltd 
swimming pod (66’ x 38') Bobui Ag.au 

healed for ye*tr round use. 

• • • 

iarS&rwa. —r* 4 — 

' *,** to ft at garden courtyard. NOW 

* ^L. bl^k raloonlaa. W 

Victoria's only high rise with 

wall-to-wall broadlpom APARTMENTS 

thrtlUghOUL 36M QUADRA IT. 


ROYAL VICTORIAN 
MOTEL 

Low winter raise, ultra modern Igr. 
tulle*, electric heeling, fully fur- 
toahed, tola al door, maid service II 
required. TV end phnna supplied. 
» Gorge Rd. Era. M6-S771 

VICTORIA MOTOR COURT 

REASONABLE WINTER RATES 

Fully furnished. Oaae-ln, an bui 
line. Maid eerriCai weakly. Tela 

vlafl* M Gorge Road West Ph 

EV 4-8433. 

P R BROWN RENTAL* 


REGENT TOWERS 
415 Michigan Street 
Phone 383-6216 

2-BEDROOM SUITES 

All with balcony. 

AU with 11* hatha. 

From 1133 to 1171 per month. 

1-BEDROOM SUITES 

All with balcony. 

From DM to (US par month 

BACHELOR SUITES 

From IM to SM pra month 

Rental enquiries from 
10 a.m. to I p.m. daily 

Exclusive Rental Agents 
NORTH WEST TRUST 
711 Fort Street 388-3534 


We Offer the Following 
NEW APARTMENT 
BUILDINGS 
SEE THEM NOW! 

• PARKSXDE TOWERS 

M0 HEYWOOD AVK. 

LORD NELSON 

IMS BELMONT AVE 

ROYAL COMMODORE 

713 VANCOUVER ST. 

KING CHARLES 

B30 COOK ST 

ALL FIRST-CLASH LOCATIONS 
ALL INDIVIDUAL BEAT 
CONTROLS 

ALL HAVE RESIDENT 
MANAGERS 

ALL HAVE THE REUULAR 
AMEN mm FOR COMFORTABLE 
AND GRACIOUS LIVING j 


ANOTHER DE LUXE 
APARTMENT 

OCEAN 

VILLA 

CORNER DALLAS ROAD 
AND OLYMPIA AVE. 
BREATHTAKING OCEAN 
AND MOUNTAIN VIEWS 

I-Bedroom Suite, *12* 
cSludia Steles. DUO 

* Elevator 

* BalrtnJaa 

* C<r*rolled Entrance 

* Drape*—*U wktau 
(3 fkxni 

* Cable TV 

* Many men featuroa 
Rtoldott Menagra- to Attendance 

or Phone Rental Agenia 


Sedirtete SM-aBl “■ &D3.NEY. SHAWN1CAN. SOOEK. UUrtelbA 

memraety^ao-Jtoi. _ LANGFORD. METCHOK1N. 

3-ROOM UPPER DU PLOT. NEAR VACANT T ANn Am uU toc “ ,1 °" <Mk Bay border. 

Naden Only 148 1346 Esquimau V"LA1\ 1 LANU AINU Modern stucco duplex with full beae- 

Bwd gr 13234 LAND DEVELOPERS* ^. u ‘I* 1 driv « i" *•»»(•# Auto- 

4. ROOM HOUSE. closkIto all LOANS *. [YWHERE tnr ktSSwJTbJ^^‘t^dwlt 

o arvr« gnrv Vmm Riw*l aririrt. Pleaae rail Mr. TTmoira al living room with oak 

VecaM March Mrt. GR9-4419 DOUGLAS HAWKES LTD ° flrapiera.. Two 

P3R»™* - 

^ljecured second m" ' SeMlrt "" 

WMt aSrtiiyrsrja r _—- 


1-AEDROOM HOUSE. WIRED IT)R 
elfctrle range, oil heat, garage, pne- 
*ra*ion April 1, ES» monthly. 47»S3M 

cnLQiirrz. 2 OTrwnoBTsiTiEw „ LIFE OF RILEY 

aide duplex M7 50. EV 3-48*7 n Xv" P«y tor this excellent 

;——————---- ™ pigrhaaed tor (2.750. Thia TH-yeer-old pro party, end you col tort 

3 - BEDROOM BUNGALOW give, you *850 tex-fre. dlwiount. *n excellent blurn w yW 

Mayfair area SH. EV 3-43TO .... !"*"« ** »«U- Good location. Four 

n -REDROOM "ROUSE "FOR RKNT °!° tlW *f " ,d fui 7’ A *^ necUpled plus one 

rRiSSmi h.™ L?,” RINT “h" chalet mortgage Invest- imfurnlahed two bedroom tor ih* 

GRS-35PB. xm Happy VaUey. mente phone Eric Charman, owner. Only *8.000 cash to mort- 

rwo- BED ROOM BUNGALOW. * , ' iurfl eld Realty, EV 5-9785. "" ’rt'h good lanra IMU prira 

Jubilee araa. SH. GRT-SMi.___ t> * S00 Inveetlget# now. 

-FOR SALE, (15.100. 7* Agreement >®- JRSSOME MR. HOLWELL 

124 HOUSES WANTID TO parias txti p« nmh sS^iic* ««« 

>[UT only D2.SI1. Axel PeteraatL Nco-th- D. F. Hanley Art nr In Led 

wKPtf western Seewrillaa Ltd. EV (SID 

- — - ——— - —— anytime. --— 


High local Ion at Oak Bay border. 
Modern stucco duplex with full base- 
menu and drive In garage# Aulo- 
"“** °S. h «wt- Large Cabinet elec¬ 
tric kXcnen. bar arpaiwting dkung 
area. Spacious living room with oak 


tolra at OT-noo. Phone M SMITH. 
EVa-(741. Northwertern Serurttlaa 

Ltd. 


3 - BEDROOM 
Mayfair area 


BU NG ALOW.I 
EV 3-49TO 


2-REDROOM HOUSE FOR RENT 
GRASS* MSI Happy Valley. 

TWO-BEDROOM BUNGALOW. 
Jubilee araa. M. GRT-3B*. 


Sub agreement, (3,400, 7*. ran 
be purchased tor (2.750 flea 
gives you $850 tax-free discount. 

For Information oa these and 
other choice mortgage Inveat- 
mente phone Eric Charman, 
Fairfield Realty, EV 5-9785. 

FOR SALE, *15.100. 7% Ameemen 


D. r. Hanley Aganclea Ud 


or Phone Rental Agema WANTSO — 3-ROOM FURNISHED -—- 

— _ ___ _ *r If-cental ned mtagt ttr lndepend- 

P. R. BROWN 4 SONS LTD. *««»* Quirt «—*»-J 142 WANTED TO BORROW 

mi - - _ Wood and oral at art. ate. 4S3J3M. ____ 

743 Fort SUert . EV DM weetataya tally. 


— i. ' _: ---WANTED OLDER TYPE HOME 

•”-32*6 Barata IMiw-I-BDRU apt In good district up to D3S. tor 
artordtag panoramlr are view# couple with 3 achool aga boy*. 
Rattectaalad threatchote. Mxlern Vlctate Prera. Boa S15 
klb-hen kwdudea wartvr aral tayra. -----———-— 


Pemberton Holmes Ltd 
1003 Government Street 
EV 4-B134 


' ■ , vrura m recommended for your Urvoat- 

YUU CANaOT SELL YOUR mM ravtbran' 
hna wa hevarellahia cllaate wait- 
tas to rant Ptxaie Mr Eran Boor FIRST MORTGAGES 


142 WANTED TO BORROW HOUSE 

-—...51,500 DOWN, 1100 P.M. 

SELECTED $11,700 

INVESTMENTS Sf** u!! • 

-- Fhedronana tgrtaBw. both stale. 

The toll raring mortgage Invartmante * «« «»*y 

are raoommended f<» vow invera- " “droom. lull haaament home. 


—------- man Iftvantmatit Cb Ltd $86-7321 

FBFDROOM APART- -- - pr ,_ <g -, - -TFMalrfq - 

manta. Rata atari al $70 mcnlh. RESfft-MxsiBLK TENANTS RE- 
Nnr Garden Cuun Apartmaita Sd gy lrt . a _ c f ^bedrymni home by 


■3*303 or MS-28(4. 


March *Til Excellent reference*. 
Phone 471-2151. after 4 p.m. 


VISIT THEBUIL DINGS OR CALL Nu URGENT - J OR 3 BEDROOMS. 

US FOR ASSISTANCE “ Law rent. Vlrlrrt* Prr.t Box 6nt 


NEWTON 

GARDEN VILLAGE 
3738 NEWTON ST, 

Ne»r 

Roys] JubUm Hospital 
FEATURING: 

CabtevUtoa. heated rear - roan a 
i»imming pool, three ehlMran'i 
playgroond*. Individual Iteat cue trod. 


* Ahopplnc acroas toe street. 

* 5 m lira a walk to downtown. 

* Grata aorta see labia. 

* Sundrapee aappllsd. 

* Controlled aairwnc*. 

* Fra* nrldiW' 

* IndivldraJ mad delivery. 

Viewing Hours 
12 Noon to 8 p.m. 

For Bppointment call 
385-3111 


■ > HEAD ST, - Very attractive Private **tlO*_ tauo** tecLItJaa. 
1 BH fully furnished suite. Near «■!»* “ »b wkktows 
liana, shopping May 1 poae. « FAMILY AND ADULT BLOCKS 
P R. BROWN ft SONS LTD Intarmattah plaara Dhtate 

142 Fort Street . M-UB Mr. Hay. MftSlTl 


GOODACRE TOWERS 
TWIN 

HIGHRISE COMPLEX 
350 4 360 Douglas Street 

OVERLOOKING 


MAKE RESERVATIONS 

NOW 

IN THIS ATTRACTIVE 
NEW BLOCK 

ROSEWOOD 
APARTMENTS 
36M QUADRA WT. 

Heady to atoraa, transport#tan 

BACHELOR --177.4# 

1-BED __ HU 

3-BED . DH.B8 


CABLE TV 

DRAPES ALL WINDOWS 
FREE PARKING 
ELECTRIC STOVE. FRIDGB 
AUTO WAS HERS-DRY ERR 


P. R. BROWN ft SONS LTD 
7B Fort St BVVMM 


PARK AVENUE 
APARTMENTS 
1653 OAK BAY AVE. 


BROWN BROS AGENCIES LTD. 
2136 Blanahard Street 
EV 5-87T1 anytime 


BECKLEY MANOR 
548 DALLAS ROAD 

NOW OPEN 

Specious Living Room) 
Luxurious Bathrooms 

1-bedrm Suites from 3115 

3-bedroom suite* from $300 
All Mu-badruum suites hare 
two bathrooms 
Pruitwood Ellchen Cabin ate 
Sail dalroatlng tridgaa 
*0" Automatic Rangaa 
THREE ELEVATORS 
Y aar-round acnirollad swimming 
port and taunaa. 
Cablavlakm 

Free laundry tacllltt** 
Covered Parktoa $6 
Open Parktog Fra* 

Colonial lounge and Rool 
Lounge with uti ata x ation deck 
ADULTS ONLY - NO PETS 

Walter Thorne—384-4832 

Manager and art* agewt 
< Waatoott Ran tela 


1J« AFARTMINTS WANTID 

SMALL FURNISHED SUITE SUIT- 
able fnt wurking mother and 4- 
year-old hoy, with chances of day 
care near by. EV 4-1234 

121 DUPLEXES TO RENT 

SHO-73S LJndra Avenur — Roomy 
lower duplex rath * bedroom* 
beat and garage Included. 

- Pemberton. Hulmea Ltd. 

IIM3 Government Rtreri 


HALLS, STORES AND 
OFFICES TO RENT 

DENTIST /DOCTOR 
Town and Country 
Shopping Centra 


PEMBERTON. HOLMES LTD. 
- 1002 Gov't a. 

% EV 4-SI 3* 


(HOOD at 9* Slid p m. - * >TB 
■SMB at M *110 pro 10 yra. 
$6400 at V*% *73 p.m. - Due 1*72 
*500 dtarounl 

*13.400 al 7% *100 pm *30U0 
di•count (Quailram Baach I. 

2ND MORTGAGER 
$5400 at 7% *30 pro Du* 1STL 
diacuunt *5uo. 

Pfione or rail In at 
Woodward'* Mayfair Mall 

MR L E. KIRK. F.R.L, PRESI¬ 
DENT. Mayfair Raalty. $813955. 


lit MORTGAGES WANTED 
$2500 payable $60 per mtnth. ■« 
intereit, wanted on converted 1 
>ultra Gorgv-Rurntlde area. 


oTlf,. relu r n . »' 0lu taveatmenl. 
walkinaj d I Haro-* downtown. Can 
J'* J™t-7«''e r 285-no or re*. 

3*0-4300 

D. F. Hanley Agenrlea Ltd. 


ESQUIMALT DUPLEX 
$23,000 

Thrra bedroom* each teilL Sepaiatr 
heating. Over half arte, apartment 
"Tl,. tor . more drtatl., plrana 
call Hager ft Swayne Ltd. 

JAY RODGERS. 384-0531 

(day or Mghtl 

HAGAR-& SWAYNE LTD. 


.ura«?n.id. SS,. • TRIPLEX - $16,000 

SSVttl^ >V tora dtaOTL rad 

bedroom home on Salt Spring V 1 “tee ta Una lewlly 

Iilnnd. l ?T?: hul, t but modembi-d alitar to,me. 


fmmittoieiv^rti? m^Mki ^^i** - * *0 iq ft. of itora and service araa fail L. Thomaa at Douctaa Hawke* jaaumi pi.,—, . 
hnmedtatel^lSO mooitay. To View tor shopping Centra Ex- Ltd., *17A Fort S«., M4-713S (Re*. 38M » 4 ' Ettama ft Johnalima Ltd 

phone 164-5*83 after t pm cellenl potential. Close to town. 47M1M). ---- 


FOUR SUITE 

Apertmate -Hanrieum* nwenua cao- 


line, close to achnnte And stomping touj » miiMTnv nnirv I Tn SECOND MORTGAGE <> ^ rr moom* S> 44n - par 

centra. Ml. Tot ml. Urn ^^tTOWW ft CQUNTRY REALTY LTD I Maid* and 


Payable »TO per month including C NteTftkftteJS^AleSr.^FV^ 
12% Inier-at wanted on t-yT.-rtd g».n» Tenra lk^Ltee^iii 
•(. tie., home. CaU L Thom*, al avraatee-tftu lYvd 

rVreftaa Hawkaa Ud S17A Fart St. ]Bt-$Ml ra> ra nlrt* 


CHRISTIE POINT - --._— — . — 

APARTMENTS ON SCENIC --- ■ - t^^S nSThJSV $8-7^ SPACKJUS 5 SUITES 

"PORTAGE INLET »l«i triplex. Location. Esquimau ----- Here It • alerting opportunity to 

Seine tn* Village. Call Mr. Pullan. ISLAND LOW ■ RENT OFFICE SPACE purrhaae Ud* exoeUete 5 - adle 

dialler a HOMES LTD., $6 * 3 M « avallarta. Sulubta tor moat tyre* apartment block, renal.ling of tour 

d»rtftog u « waurtrom - - at offica, larga or amalL Outetandlng 3-bed room plus a imro bed room auita. 

w.uw v NEWER 3-BEDROOM DUPLEX opportunity. Phana EV SHUT All iutte* ar* aparlou* and need no 

jrcy.??. 00 -? 1 ; T. K ¥St x if?" 1 ™ 1 *- •* a ^ ro0 pncm - Nerataad Realty Lid. renovating. Ideally located, with 

OR ADULT ONLY. 1* _balhrtOTl«, EV 55436. ---——!--- fra ralarrtne rhl. 


$94-$841 day or night 
MARCONI REALTY (30 VIEW 

'duplex 


144 RCVENUK FROFIRTIES Tw^-bedfm. ante down. One-baftm. 
■ aw navror.ua raunaiiij ^ stluaroed at Stel Gra.u- 

■ flower Rd.. With view, of the. Gate*. 

1ST TIME OFFERED £JgJS^aKSS? ^^pnf* 

SPAaQUS 5 SUITES *•»». 

B.v. LAND 

Here la a alerting opportunity to-:—_ _ 


SAN SEBASTIAN MOTEL 


LOW WINTER HATBS 
Ctoae-in. ra bua Uda. Fully lurklahad | 
televtafam and telephoM. >1 Garga 
Bead Wait $64-1511. 


NO PETS 
Walloon SdBUla 


OAK BAY REALTY LTO. ■"'■n n 

agar ar 

ILJ—OAK BAY TOWERS. Spartuua 
I bedroom etele. eladator. aabla 
VIMOrt. «o 


__. . . . . ., , “4 compare the auparlor aocom 

Gooaacrt Luke and beautiful m«Utloo Ottered m our apaeioua 
Beacon Hill Parti tw&t> * froora *“«■» 

FEATURES INCLUDB 

fikfa «re 64*11 a law obolci ana ->Elevator 

c* raw k .ftn aqy atelea av alleta. Friraaa lanara 

Pra* •• Fra* rablol.i. n a*g perking 

•tao dealt* a "boma where a vary Laundry fartlltln 

•tton la mad* by tha raaidant man aoundterallni 
agar and atatf tn make Ilia at CteUrollad antranc* 

Krr^“L^* h Jm‘ 0, e4 ,0 .lUS °" '- 1 - 1 «Sn.ptatetl«, 

tkte mart modem torn of living owner management 


-- w™. n5x NEWER I.-BEDROOM DUPLEX h , 

„ „ 3-bed roam aultet. (riled front 1106. EaauUnalt. $U3. Byroxi Prtea, 1314 cxMblte. 181-8548 

T2fl '• FEATURES. Quedf. EV 5-2456 __ 


Fraa BBMavlal.in egg parkin. 

Laundry tarllltiei 
Sound proofing 
Cintrollad antranc* 

On Ideal tranapir-utltai 
Owner manacament 

Cak 3. O. Mclver. Ml tart 


Health Clinic, monthly 
Kindergarten 
Boated Outdoor Port 
Hobby Rucga 
final Dock 
Camera Club 

NO FITS ALLOWED 
Rental Office: Hbf«*4 
Open dally. * a m.-6 p.m. 


GHaaT ,y WtBkM,. 477-2104, _ 

1-BEDROOM SIDE' DUPLEX ^ 7 "^ OR lffi M ^£ ICAL SUmt 

HALLS FOR RENT. BANQUETS 
LM^OROOM SIDE BY SIDE DU- weddtnre EV 1-S40B. $84-5564 

S: iJ?Tui QU U u ^ 0 . 141 WORTGAM loans and 

* ROOMS. NEW FurnacT “ INSURANCl 


DUPLEX 1 RMS 041. HEAT. 
' ri^Fric rang*. *80. EV 58*36. 

7 I BEDROOM SIDE-B Y-SIDE, $*4! 
tn-f-raai $51. are-7801 I 

112 m>UMS TO RKNT 
FURNISHID 

ON LANGFORD LAKE, 2-BED 
room lalnglej hodea. (75. (May toi 


Bunwide at TIUlcum 1446044 room lalnglej hods*. (75. (Mav t 

AUfiirtLNo children. GRM2T1. 

OAK BAY-ONLY ONE 3-BKDRM 1 ^ HOUSIS TO RENT, 


UNFURNISHED 


OLDER MAN. ROOM AND KIT 
■ hrfirtla, $35; 1-bedroum >uite. |*& 
bulh partly furnished. 134$ Grant 
blreet EV 1 AH43_ / 

GROUND FUIOR SUITE HUH-I 
•Me for 1 or 3 elderly or buainra. 


“* d . *F* J lln ‘ n * ltn - Ca i ’“v’* lo O In- |130 - 4633 Vanguard ptare — New 
riudrd ftaridng. tateaky, hol-walar mndani l-BDRM hrana, M) mlmjira 
JU? 1, *1; F 1 ™ 1 riaaa, DEVON loom city centre naar Royal Ctek 

COURT, M S. PatridL Call Mr. p-tuota. Full baarment wkh pte>- 

MaoFarians. ISLAND HOMES LTD.. nun. Itange toldge and traarr 
ML38U. Rea , *84-7477 Included Auto oU heal 

-———• $115 Barn# Road — Gardra Head 

OAK BAY 1-1DRM. aula rtl heal, range and 

Laviaia Court—Large- two-badroam fridge included. Oarprai 

auile. CksM- to bra and abopa- C*r (X08—Ml5 Seymour 5-BDRM home 

K t Cablevlilaa. Slid. Apply with large kitchen, tirepiare In 
la 103. 3136 Oadboro Bay Road. living Iwm full haaament rad 
EV 3-0194. garage Town and Country Stop 

TO-TOWN f?MB?RTON HOLMES LTD. 


fteotea 66* Pandora. EV 4-11*1 Sea manager. Suite 104. ph III OTS NrtW Dlngley Dell AptS. 


LARGE TWO - ROOM SUITE. 
Cabinet*, alnh. fridge, gaa range 
rir . *14. Alao 1-room suite OT M 
GK 6-I046. 


bedroom auita In Ihi.' modern apt. lnClUdln * *“ •manmea p r BROWN RENTALS 

block. A dull, tally nmL flOlin par-- 908 MEANER ST.—3-BR burwalow 

mo Garage available Swiaertou. I WISH TO RENT AN UPPER Walton dlaUnee to Iowa Kir* 

Slawarl Clark, Ud. EV 2-3M6 or duplex to Jama. Bay to a working place and gaa range OO-II heat 

EV 4-1647. couple <* adult male. An axtremaly SB5r 

■ ■■ — — -—— - - — attractive large self-contained 3- nvaw bt __ Du 

bedroom iiilta with nivitt ntriwi BYRON ST Attractive 2-RJK 

DE LUXE DOWNTOWN (MEARES acd nrvmaoe. *B EV 4-fi*l bunralow Uvlng roan wllh flre- 

near Corttl. Soarioue 1-bedioom ptaoe. *•« range m kitchen 

suite, including Ikdlng glam ton F1BWOOD APARTMENTS Immediate poaaraalcn $80, 

balcony, rtc., $42 184 1301. ... 615 OCX1K ST. p R m™-™ . 

I bedroom suite modern bull dbg r ih “ ROWN * * V>R l ™- 

-— aun Inmge. elevator near bra atop 7,0 * ** *■ JB6-545S 

h»^Vh5fi?rait 1> ralte 1 in L ^ i to.UO 1 it ** t ** • **-****■ WATERFRONT AROOM COTTAGE, i 

_ FAIRFIELD I. mil* from Swarte Bay ferry. OH 


What is 
Your 
MoriffacP 
Problem? 

Brine it 
to us 
and 

Get it Solved ! ! 

WE ARE GENERAL 
MORTGAGE BROKERS 
First Mortgage. 
Second Mortgage* 

We pay the Highest 

Cash Prices for 
Mortgages 
and* ' 
Agreements 

If Your Properly 

la 

Mortgageable 
We Will 
M.Higag* Ilf 
Inlereal Rale. 
Starting At 
7* 

RPAYMENT TERMS 
TO SUIT YOU 
PHONE EV 51765 

KRIC CHARMAN 
• The Mortgage Man'' 
Fairfield Raalty Lid 


1149 BUSINESS 

TWO, PLUS 0FF02TUNITIE* 

OWNER’S SU1TK- - - 

(TWO 2 bedim, and ONE 1 - RESORTS — MOTELS 

Sedrooifr.l A DE LUXE For a prime aaleriira it rew.U 

revanua in NEAR FAIR- and mekeli no Vanuiuv.r lalain 

FIELD. Tha main suite with ; lv, 6?* °“"*kit the iperiallgte al 

WALL - TO - WALL, panelled Mayfair, conveniently located at 

living room, lira place, Woodward* Mayfair MalL Certified 

mahogany cabinet kltrhen* Value: 

tell very beautiful): Up ha* , _ . . 

HARDWOOD floor*, CAB- L 2~. Vlctork I ft neat motel*, 
I.SET kitchen, also very . '«'*■"£ prT _, l * n "..„ hleh 

attractive. The «vn*e-| aulla S^ F JT Ur,lJ '' * ,B - 

down ha. PANELLING, h * ndlM ** 

' pref o^T^;- m r ?«T.li 1 Ho " d,s ' flu ’' B-''"- 

| V ,Mle« k VvfV vm ’wfi Ar«>mm.xtair* Vl guevi. pm. 

'' EVEL¥N W1LSON - 4 bedrm., 3 belli residence I 

.iT/"',,, .... aavrr. (to tha Iwanb. Abaolutelv 

COLON Y ' HOMES ALLS prime omy trn.mu 4wn and 

. $ • mige. A rial buy al (TOmi. 

■$ The one and only Show While 

nrwu-nT<.-e —. M'drt, VNallcum Beach A 

PROGRESS TRAIN Trout ■ motel that, la the 'Piute 

of the communiiy. Only SU.ite) 
Take the route where tfe* dollar* 4 dw" at $110,000. 

* row ' 4. Another • unit with p.m Ut 

STOP ONE expend, reenrt and .upri-mr llv- 

ZT*'' -ra&y ot 

lame* Bay. $4,B» If a reaort nr motet la your prrf- 

C-TY3P 'rurrx crenee be aura to get Ihe full d<- 

MW TWO tall* bv railing U f. KIRK. V 17 1 

Spaclou* duplex, excellehl rondl »id2S5fi. 31M Doogla., Si reel, VIr- 

Don. OOM heat. Maylalr-. Priced i b'rla. B C 

for quirk rale, (l.tni j ALWAys nilSVLT A SPECIALIST 

STOP THREE / roMayfaIr Really 


PROGRESS TRAIN 

Take I tie route where tfe* dollar! 
grwvl 

STOP ONE 

Comfttrtable, full baaemept home on 
deep tot rtrateglcally located 
June* Bay. M.tni 

STOP TWO 


for quick sale. 11-tWl A LWAYS CONSULT A SPECIALIST 

STOP THREE / ^Mayfair Really 

TWO REVENUE pro peril** fully --- 

u-nied. Chat to downtown. CD.oin 
»nd *u *«> Tgrnn. BEV Mo 

ABTHUR. Et5*lil anytime RETIREMENT 

Nort h weal em ■arurll ire Ltd A UTO COURT 

REVENUI, | Handy to Hmal 0)lw»<d fl- ' 

CITY: Slde-i>y-Slde Duplex, stucco C'kirae. IW. well located. atlrU'-ior: 
exterior, 12 yean ruung. full teuia rtylgd .mall Auto Court with 4 
»OM ikwL Asking tally- unlla plu» owner'! delightful acrom 
• tea* modatluei. la a 4-etar prutierty lr> 

I CITY: >unutated Gueal Hiuv „ IL rxcelleta canWlott. with | afrei «.r 

mg di.te^ls^'Jrc.Tta u Nr 




valor, near bra ™ Frwi »■ _ »*“ I MORTGAGES 

itegt m mt-KM. WATERFRONT 4-ROOM COTTAC8, w*.«,Traww... 

IRFIELD I mil* from Swart* Bay Heavy. Oil 1 COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL 

i*I(-contained auile. *tov* and healer. Half-time amploy- j Loan* anywtwre an the Island. W* 


CITY: >unutated Gueal H,xue rxcellete canWlott. with I afrei •. 

mg dtete^is^ 551.J2*? “ **•» tor Mm 

purohaaed with rraaonabl* down 
payment | $57,000 

CITY: 14 eelf-euMaiiwd auiei _ h'or further informalioai call Ml: 
clra* in. excaller* lncttme, not new MARY FRASER at EVJftUT o 


ilun- Gil heal and KV MSB anytime. 


tradition- GU heal ar 
Aston* pure only 


block. Suit| met* might be aaallabla. Adult, pmrbea* meting mortgagee tor To view there> nnrtlent 


taiaeraanl tai'la. m‘auiarhorae. (Mn "* |U ' U **' vaCTORIA. niite'irtih frig rad taovr. heaTaito taan*~ra 'ta^V lot *V“fM ulvendwI l£b"coverwirai‘«. “ SPARKLE CLEAN 

entrance hear bra. .tore, and - . r^' ' S*"" 1 J 41 ® hta water tncfuded AdulU aily (70 St reel Avallahla immediately ITS 3*2971 Eve. 477 2932 TRTPI FY TTfRII IT to np , rUT t tr-rorr 

Bark Suit working girl. EV 1-6S4I LARGE. 2BEDHOOM. MAIN , - **...*"**»* . larga 1 Bedroxn —(1*0.40 ft$14B00 per Ihtailr. Brentwood Propertie* l»r n-euh Ok range incltated 1 IKlriLlLA—JUKILLL BRICjHT, LJl.HT 

_ .... _ floor stale wkh tamiwta Near . .r** “*■•- taolvtdral eoolrola Par Appummeni to View Ltd. <52-1141. Hi na KV 2ID7 Newnead Really - ; -- ] Seuaralr entrances arta ANTI HII5V 

FURNISHED SUITE, PRIVATE Victoria High School very rlran . Ml quiet, middle-aged • Pttoto. Executive Hurae tak-AUt - - _ , . - Ltd. I MflhTPV TG I ClAM ■' H-- rn-n« AtarittelIc nil AfNU UUJ>3 ‘ 

'” l An * r * pm ' raaaawhl* rata. 1*7 Grant SI . 23T"'KVMBn MUf “* ** Bright ] BEDROOM sum IN B C LAND RENTALS AVAnATM-E IP MI- 1 " . w nriX! TOR Ul TV^ J Rental! 1186 p.m. No vacrarlta. f ln K ritocem haa aeatin 

M6 CraigOuwar _ Phoo. *H*-710i. . &*!■,** . ...... SSri*™ t^SSie toln^dlate Gowromem Sirrat - three *VATtABLF^^^1L^ L 3 ; KOOW FOR ALL TYPES 4 n.we to e ver> caivenlenr*. I«ty-ftair cu.traner* and all . 

K^WO»TB Airifi. OAK HAY q jg g ~ a*Y ~ WIL1E>WS ARIA SSSTB' 5±r£-22 MORTGAGES ^ ^ ^ S^MSTte 

Ww PhafgiL gg&sa r iat-aKsMs k » w-n«^sr . D s , i44rr., G ‘^, A, " r, *‘ “• jrgr«5-ar H M f ort duplex^qty ^ 

' ssr^mTSiA “• r BR01VN „ N , TTr sssjsta wsl-st 1 - 8 cans. w.bridgesn 

£Sr3»£«£L-™- 'ST+ruzsr&jnSru-ssi^M^J^i^ B5-«s«s»4r -"w 

a=^ta“^at “»• — s-urana-™^ a G eloans . --- 

COMFOIITABLE APT^l" ROOMS, DARLYN MANOR 1-BEDROOM CRANMORE COURT V’-uu -f?.. luS ■ <77 rra > °r OT48S0 CV»e to oty. Ga> riove included I Flral morigaga a ava llabte up to any A Bernard A Co. Ud. B 6 Fort St GROCERY STORE 

Sh4 K OT^2 tolC,Ud ” : P " ay fUr ‘ J ta^lv SUrr Je gSb,^ LU. ^ A ^_ ' " SSdT dOT«5T“ ‘ ‘ V---- $7,500 DOWN 

WEDGEWOOD COURT. 540 GOLD- ” AI ^‘^'~ aE^^CONTA WKD " TV ‘SbkS'p. “Ulrtre “eSSf 2 -BEDROOM APARTMENT~OVER CWIdren welcome. 4 58-5194_BROWN BROS. J RFVV\M^- 1 ' BUSINESS O& 7 .Y 

SSV "SSU5S * 4 * CtrtC & y^marota ™5a ^.’T^Sta v^n, M *^Sl ’ BEACON HILL SSSTirtSeTr®^^ AGENCIES LTD. REVENUE * 3 ^Rente rtBhOJPta Mte 

n«t, * v. on miiiihm amr iot liom 10 ■ n *vP -n * Aaa noa p°um. raw^Tiuott. Vacant April 15. Pb. 2 b^ciAwms uo to dal# vrrr warm *• iral-da« neiCTborhoorl atci^ 

LANGFORD — CLEAN S-ROOC4 1333 Carnaew SL 3X3 into ara*T«r«te1rat EV 4-7068 Of CV4 8115. Adulta 156 Douglaa. Bus EV 2 7406’ --—— - U23 Blanahard 34. EV 5-8771 A sound building one Unrk from ,n * • .!" rt prorit of over IS.jfl 

-.Vu- t-amaew aro. » re_ KV 5-lflgJ — ,_v ; ; ^ T~ — 7 . - 1__ _—— - OLDER TYPE 2 BEDROOM HOME.-«a Three self-contained suite! pm. iyaw. Haa email living quarter 

—.r- r:, T r, Ka-KsS&F 

"^a. oca ra aara "" „ wraera.- Mpg JSPyJ^SS^ ffiSESSSSTrS ?3S! 

3 - BEDROOM APARTMENT. 177 2-b*droc*n *te. $U1 Large, raodara __3-Bedroom State — (125 basement «ut*. working couple or Street- elementary achool. Available now TT1WM ft miTNTRY --Eitema ot Edema ft Johnsons 

_r UM.m nr ar u.j.n «aw>i Wafting distance to tow* and ogrt ilnrt* girl. Kleclrir tanve. indga,-————— _ _— nx omtk avjw.x m uuumni bvvfvmf unur wmvnt uau 


' k *- «*veru#nc*!. * Large 1 Beta^.m - «13non A tliaon hta water included Adulti tally *70 Street. Available immediately (TO • 3882971 

Itoraga locluri. _ I Larga 1 Bedronfn —*1*0.90 ftliseoc per Ititailr, Brentwood Propertie* per m-eilh Ok range mcltaled ' 

For Appuinlmanl to View Ltd. 452-1143. Pti-na EV 2-SU7. Newitead Really' --, 

All tenants auM mlridla-aearf *1 cm_ \r _..._„_ -—-------- I , .j 


ALBERTA MORTGAGE 
EXCHANGE LTD 
1330 Government St. 

1 Eve! 477 2922 


to view me** exotalent propertie*. 
call JACK BROWN. KV 4-1126 avea 
EV 4497* 

* PEMBERTON, HOLMES LTD, 


NEWSTEAD REALTY LTD. 
1010 Government SL 


TRIPLEX—JUBILEE 


• AU tenants quiet, middle-aged • PVrw Executive Hurae Ira-AID -—-■— -- — i.m 

• per.to. $87.SU couple: |U • - B.C. LAND RENTALS - 

• alngte. KV3 J437 , • BRIGHT l-BKDROOM SUITE IN Lq, Covemmem torata ihra. AVAILABLE APRIL i. 3 - ROOM 

...modem 4-plex. Garage. Immediate Si. T_»«* collage, rterirte atove. .al hear. 

" OAK RAY-WILLOWS ARIA g&SS 1 ?™ SUftSf 2“ 


MONEY TO LOAN 

FOR ALL TYPES 

MORTGAGES 

EASY REPAYMENT 
CURRENT RATES 


RESTAURANT 
SPARKLE CLEAN 
BRIGHT, LIGHT 
AND BUSY 


I. Separate entrance! and mrtets. AND BUS 

J. Basement. Automatic oil heal. 

] i Rental. *188 p.m. No vacancies. 7 h "' ? nln « , '" r,ni ^ 

I 4 Close to ever:’ cmvenlenc*. f«t>-*tair cuitomera an 
Price *16,901 With $3,500 cash. mml *» n ''* 1 ' new rori 


DUPLEX—QTY 


irua going ritorem hat sealing f.-r 
ftaly-fuur cuitomera and all equip¬ 
ment in near new oanditttaL. Very 
gtini p-Staillal for imreaaed vmlume 
A akin* $18,960 (equipment and lam 
nraa only). 


STto^Te^ ^ta^ani Call S. W. BRIDGES Now 


P- R, BROWN * SONS LTO I BI1B 


742 FORT STREET 


EV FM«S Price |6.*00 with $2.8(10 ratal. 

Roy E. Hllla or tan W ratio an 
ANS JCV-4-9SJ5 rjt Houral 


r= I MORTGAGE LOANS EV-4-SSS5 at Hourai 

j r 4 \ $3 rat re ungage! available up to any) A Bernard ft Co. Lid. B6 Fort St 
N amoral al current taleeeil rates. 

Quick declxicna. “ ' " ’ 


BROWN BROS. 
AGENCIES LTD. 


JAMES BAY 
REVENUE 


P. R, Brown and Start Ltd. 

GROCERY STORE 
|7.5(JO DOWN 
By SIN ESS GNf-Y 


3 ri-r-VC.-VUt'. Store Renta at Bte) per M-nth 

Kirta-daia neighborhood at nr m*k- 
EV 58771 ' A sound building one block from in * • naf ProfiL of over $S.j« 1 p*r 

--— tea Three aelf-contained suites plui l >* lf Haa amall living quarters snd 

TGAGES: housekeeping room Full basemenl warehouae apac*. No bad dabte her# 

. iaulomatK ‘41 furnace, separate .ftork ta ftl.Uu separately fta rash 

' meter# Net revenue »oefl p*r or m ‘* M «» fUw<Y«l Tin. is 
.„<• _ith year Good value at (U.900. Phona r*raller* ogiportonity for husband 
H. SMITH. 3W-67C. Northwaatero land wtle. Art l.r our 4page bi r 


chure with aoenplate details J. 
Etlema of Edema ft Johnaona Ltd . 
S88-gl#4 anytime. 


EV WOfi 0R S1 ' !TI: ' *" m PGR MONTH. 4-ROOM SUTTX 1^5*, I-ARGB l-REDFffkl 

- - with *lo*# heal and water Close M6-2237. after I p.m. fU te Vacate Anrii 

ftROOM WITE. MODKRX CLOSE- to town. Available now. 4T7-2OT. ru _ K BAY- *46 BMM 

IT ~ svrtsr&i’ss ls j-- 2 S£r 2 a=r 

auile, ftn per month. EV 4-0904 tU-3E. ftMtaa wgh oaMevtalai and carport. ___ 


MONEY MAKER 

• Excellent equipment 

• Coffee counter and booths 

• Catering to Beer Parlor trade. 

• Showing over $7,080 net 

• Parking no problem. 

• Try your down payment or-trades. 

• For further Information.. please 
call, EV2-K317 and ask for 

FRANCEY SALYNUK 

Newitead Realty Ltd. 


•KASIDK. 5 ROOM. BASEMENT ..._ _ _____ 

auile. $» per mtaKh. EV 4-0904 warn ' atataa with oaMevltaCTi and 

--- — ---— _ $94 - Mil Goa# to bra and al 

KELP - CONTAINED BASEMENT MODERN 3 - ROOM SITTE. HEAT State KC. 2130 IMdbaro E 
suite OT- AdulU. 383 Quadra. and hta water included- ISO. 38534M. I EV 3-0794. 


HEAR PARK AND STa 3 UOTV- hov avait^Mf Annl i MuHrfLs rn*»nlj »nd purchued fort with si.000 d™»n and per month KKhT HOME 

ar^Sraitefta roraa B5 >V *TO in^lcut See u. I a, lop pnea. , Army" Arm.lr-.ng Garner Agen- f"""{ 


LARGE BRIGHT (TUDfO SVfTr - “ ' v BERNARD ft CO. 1.TD rtr. Ud . 385-1441 re*. 479 *5 l,,r f u ( on n ?’ 4 Eully riiulny d 

Brat AtaricL (75. EV 3 5540 ; REACH DRIVE. TWO - BEDROOM 13 BEDROOMS, GAS HEAT FOR I OT Fort Strata EV4-SX& — r=—— -and luintehed. tan be oi*rated bv 

- - - - -- suite, tower main. $ft>- EV 3 2MB. iiaformallon EV $-7415 —-OW?fER MINT SELL UP AND single perw« or couple. Pile* 

LANGFORD—*43 I ROOMS, BATH ———----- I-—- - 'TOR SALE $25«» SECOND MORT down draKx in J Ufa tee area by| $11,oin. Viewed by appnini men' 

Separata entrance. 41*1940. *$5 — I-ROOM SITTE HEATED. 1-BEDRM CtJTTAGE AVAILABLE ■ trace eernlnc J1W. Large botra* fcr March 31tL Gf>d revenue. Iftione 1 C. H HOLLAND HEAL ESTATE 

—----I gaa Tam*. Ill* North park. 282-5450. Apnl L *4S. EV 5-S9& aub. Jp-IMO. EV j 6Jt*. 4J0 View. EV 54^24 or EV 4 7&.1 


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•USINESS 

OPPORTUNITICS 


SACRIFICE!! 

CAFE AND GRILL 

Jllneto freeing «i»r to sell this 
g-.ing fooeam a> a leu at *S.88ti to 
*8 806 . /**J grown? communti) 

ckju to \ rtuni Now showing an 
EXCELLENT RETURN and lh« 
POTENTIAL B MLTF GREATER. 
Yuu ran buy the business. equi[> 
terra and building* 01 you ran buy 
Ml' auiinau and rou prom- only 
•and lauc the bulidjna THIS IS 
THE OPPORTVNITY OF A LIFE 
TIME! CAU. ME Not* FOR FUR¬ 
THER PARTICULAR* 

ORV. FOX-*84-0630 
HAGAR A SWAYNE LTD. 


S1.000 DOWN 
ESTABLISHED CAFE 


14S 


BUSINESS 

OPPORTUNITIES 


FISH AND CHIP 

Ou npereto*. lock up hoainesa of- 
tarad war fcralegl. all) located n*>r 
other ous.nesae*. Canter selLBw h*. 
rauaa at poor health ao FULL 
PRICE la Orta can for attrk 
aaJa. 

BUZZ MAINPRIZE 

EV 4-06*1 (Day or Nltat 
HA GAR A SWAYNE LTD. 


GENERAL STORE 

fttourban 2 to inraa Bifida* 15- 
yean otd. «.m sq. ft with living 
quartan. Beauty parlor ranted at 
lab n m Tum-owt approx. ISf .tWB 
Land. Building Hutonaas and Equip, 
torn prided at (ALOW with cxcetllrni 
term a. 

CORNER STORE 

C m mrta a , oonfaettonene*. soft** 
■ iuut ail Bams quartan nmnir 
lot. Turn-over approx. *0.000 Pnr# 

•am. 

STORE ANL) SUITES 

•mall grocery atnra arttb living 
quartan and 2 anil eon lamed aulia>. 
rented al 1*0 n m. Guaranteed Mark 
rt *1400 todin-d. Price gja TtD wtth 
tar in a • 

Roy E. HUl* or Lara Waatmsn 
EV 4-9835 !M Hount 
A Bernard A Co. Ltd «S6 Fori 8t 


BUY A BUSINES3 
t THROUGH 

HAGAR" SPECIALIST/ 
JOHN BISHOP 

L HEARING AID SERVICE 

Duwaowt locaUun — up K 

SI M* Mo. Income, total petra 
Si SOB including alack, furni¬ 
ture, fixtures etc. Ridicu¬ 
lous tow prica *8.108 

X EXCLUSIVE LADIES' WEAR 
Beat iocanun. edL 13 Yaara 
excellent income—two ladle! 
could haadla dua; larludas all 
fnurea rood I neat, stock 
n a mHuded but can rw 
'■night at Invoice price. Adi 
inj *4.756. 

X NEWSSTAND AND SMOKES 
Buay. busy UtUe aAop show 
>ng escallmi returns, well 
equipped Low Price ad (14 
S* INCLUDES alack. Da 
turn ate. 

4. UNIVERSITY LANSDOWNI 

CAFE 

Nenreat competition aver a 
mile, temfle late out buai- 
he**. CLEAN, well eqiWpad 
LOW rent. On* anaacu 

handle moat at tims. Mm 

*500 Mo. <aaor.) net htim 
B oas. equipment. Ctoly 

* CENTRAL SAANICH 

GROCERY AND COFFEE 
BAR 

Thu U a wed eotabUxtied 
huameaa with a good built* 
tng included. Living quar 
Mrs lor couple. 2 * a adlre 

her Fla* and chip GrUL pic 
Stock extra. Good value at 
111. 500 

I SALT SPRING 
WATERFRONT 
Cale AND MARINA 
POTENTIAL 

Here la a lerrlfle buy tor as 
enterpnatn* couple, FORE 
SHORE LEASE for a Ma 
rtns. and an tnroxn* of M-000 
Ann la THREE MONTHS 
WORE when Manna devil 
oped rhnuld earn * 11.000 in 
S Mae. ann. There la a BEST 
equipped ooifaahop arlth Mo¬ 
dem. exrellwu equipment 
Living quartan hr a couple 
Property. Ca/e. Foreihore 
lr*ae Cabin, etr all for ONLY 
*38,300. 

7 30 UNIT MOTEL ON 
WATERFRONT 
Fully Modernised. well 
equipped cahina with ataady 
trade, Hat water heated and 
plenty of mom for expansion 
Shows a RET scant ad Appr 
SlTtXW Ann. Asking Only 
1138.500, i emu arranged, dear 
title ApL 4-* Staa coee 
aldered aa part down pay¬ 
ment 

I. hARGE PHOTO SUPPLY 
HOUSE 

Retk l and cranmercial— shows 
good profit, turnover mure 
than imm ant. Equipment. 
Mock valued over **606, a]- 
moat new station warm. ate. 
AMdng approx (depending on 
Inventory i (ru m. 

ALSO 1 con oiler: TRANSFER 
BUSINESS with ProfintdeI Li 
man Several NEW and OLDER 
apartment block! from ** 0.000 
Suites I to *01008 113 Steal. 
Etc. Etc. 


T 

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WHY IS THIS 
TIME OF THE YEAR 
| CALLED SPRING. 
MOM? 




SPRING IS WHEN 
EVERYTHING—WELL, 
ALMOST EVERYTHING— 
COMES TO LIFE 
AGAIN f 



143 


BUSINESS 

OPPORTUNITIES 


Lake Cowichan Drive In 

A real oppraiunity far the huMier 
to make a bettor-than-average liv¬ 
ing to ton Baar-nrw, wvll-lncaled. 
wall aManiiMiad huMImg driven. Ns 
need to Invaat your dollan to land 
or bulldlnci aa this luslneaa en>>ya 
a Ice*-term laaaa at low rtnuj - 
everything In new rondilloa. to 
rated near arhoois. an mam toor 
oughfare with bjta at off-street 
black-top parking. Only opera linn 
of It's kind catering to trwkkg area 
rt 7,000—step bi now and be ready 
fur toe heavy summer trade. Per¬ 
sona) raaauna kirra tale why nni 
rim* up this weekend and lee I he 
banka, etc. First hand' OeMart 
Bye TURNER at 745*404 or 745*231 
for ippoiiMmenl to view—THIS IS 
A MONEY MAKER J H Whll- 
tiana A Ox, Ltd. Plum 74540*1. 

Duncan. EC. 

Barbershop End Bllllsrds 

An aarWIwU huMneaa tor toe quali- 
f ed barter wb-i wlahea a betier- 
than-average Income- Nast well 
*>-alad. newly ranrwetad aNnp with 
2 chairs. * tables. Catering to busy 
InduMftaJ area of 7 OOD 1 Mher bar¬ 
ber la area. Excellent toralicet lor 
the family man aa toil la rate f 
Vanrnuvar Island* ETAOINNNNN 
VANCOUVER ISLANDS ehruce 
kwreaivei araaa. excellent swim¬ 
ming. yvwllng. etc . 'finest od fishing 

and hunting, all aarvlcea, excalleitl 
whvdla e>op an toys Sitodsy and 
Monday timing Exoalleni lease on 
pirnines, km ovrrheaA For Ihe 
qualified man Utla la a <‘mu*l 
are - Well priced at JtlM (SJ 5M1 • 
with excellent term*. For com-1 
Weie. Intormaliret phone at write I* tot* sxcspiSowai real astala value 
Brut TURNER at 74»Mn4 , and bus mesa opportumly located in 

74* MB. ynu will he pteaneiuly aur- 1 at Vantigjver Island's busiest 
J H. Whlttomme A Co Ltd.,. laggtng and lumberlr* centres. The 
large variety aloes and Uvlag quar¬ 
ters are uppnali# the hotel, elnee 
In the theatre and In the centre 
id Hie buay shopping arm. The 
building has been completely re no 
vatag both InMde a nd out I a a t 
yrmf Thee la appr >x into I el y * 12 , 
000 00 worth od dean fait moving 
mnek nenprlMng gift One od alt 
aorta, toy*, record*, all sewing and 
knitting supplies, stool, yard goods 
diapanas, malarial and many other 
Items. Open Tuesday through latur 
day awiy. Closed wsaktada and knil 
, days Al tnawL oaaaar plus am 
part-tlnw halo This la a rnd last 


Id you____ 

GOOD REPRESENTATION CALL 
Your HAGAR A SWAYNE 
IqPKClALIhT 

JCMLN BISHOP 

EV 4-06*1 (Day or 


ATTENTION 

MARINA OPERATORS 
RESORT OPERATORS 

INCREASE YOUR INCOME 

Jested cold drink (flavored 
. or fruit iwcai oout operated 
I DING machines lor sate. 

IDEAL far your simmsr buaineii 


S3 


TELE-TECH SERVICES LTD. 
1282 Wltort St.., 

Victoria, B.C 

in our 14th year of service. 


"COMMERCIAL" 

112.000 < »F 

DRIVE BY B2( HEAD STREET 
Xicejlaat building of ever 7.BB0 
aq. ft. Commercial 2bne auitabla 
lor Grocery • Store. Drive - in Res 
laursnl, etc. Entire lot Mack-iopped. 
further particular* upon enquiry. 
A real Investment at the 

Price ad (12,008 i Terms) a 
C J. Harrington, 

Exclusive Agent 

JSLZttn Hee. SS2 5M5 

Barry Foster Limited » 


143 


BUSINESS 

OPPORTUNITIES 


Ripe For Development! 

Up to 28.000 e*j. ft. available on a 
key corner where the traffic rouni 
is high. To ductile price, phone— 
MRS. ELLEN SPEERS 
3X5-24Tl anytime 
Johnatoo A O'. Lid. 


LARGE LOVELY COUNTRY HOME 
and *14.00(1 a year if you want to 
run It yourself nr an excellent 
mum an yaw Investment If you 
leave the work to the farm mana¬ 
ger 22 beautiful acres Saanich 
Peninsula. 30 minutes from town. 
*88 *00 Victoria Press Box 410 


14* BUSINESS OPPORTUNI¬ 
TIES WANTED 


SEASHORE RESORT, OR HOTEL, 
or motel, in Victoria or Gulf Island 
area. Send full detail! od property 
wtth Aral loner. Both private and 
agents' replies welcomed. Victoria 
Press Box HB. 


14) 


EXCHANGE REAL 
ESTATE 


APARTMENT WANTED 

H»ve client frith 13t scree od land 
\ mile cd riverfront with 2-year- 
oid borne Near Kamloops. Ideal 
tor subdivision development. Will 
trade for apartment Work In Ihe 
Vancouver or Victoria area. Land 
value la *180 000 . 


HUSBAND AND WIFE 
GROCERY BUSINESS 

RESTRICTED OAK BAY 
LOCATION SEPARATE 
SUITE INCLUDED, 

*22,000—STOCK EXTRA 

Y<a» chance to earn a steady *600 _ 

Four tagei'tradea ^ CuitofTvBullt nouaeT 
huatiwa* investment Prune Mr. Jonas EV 1-5U2 

LEACH A SPARKS LTD. | mir-WI for ttlU oarticuurs 
EV 5-4117 or GR 7-2884 


130 HOUSES FOR SALE 


D. F. HANLEY 
AGENCIES LTD. 

(Formerly Saanich Rsalty Ltd.) 
3-7)3 Doogtoa Street 
**TT4| 


*5,500 

*50 PER MONTH 

Three bedrooms, living room, dining 
room. Roomy kitchen- A pea bath, 
ho baseroanl Eaay tarmi Needs 
handyman fixing and painting and 
•nme ground work. Walking dis¬ 
tance to town. ExcelleatI Investment 
for resale or renltng when repaired. 
Call Terry Mann. MM85I or 
Office 888-770. 

BRENTWOOD 
POSSIBLE V.L.Ar 
*14,500 FULL PRICE 

1.71 acres of choice garden land, 
cleared and level Haa M'-aaaartad 
butt tree* and kadi of shrubs and 
flower*. A very camfurtaMa 2-bed- 
room, electrically • basted home, 
garage, fruit storage and workshop 
are located on one half of ihe acre¬ 
age- Appointments to view. 

GARDEN CITY 
IMMACULATE MODERN 
BUNGALOW 
*13,900 FULL PRICE 


This 2 -1 bedroom borne It only 
„ _ one year old and a til to sparkling 

For details, contact B. L Knelaon, new condllton. Has drlve-ln garage 
c/o Nanaimo Realty Co. Ltd., 11 | and large fenced lot It rmat be 
vYwjrirh Nanaaimo. B.C. Ph. ' teen to be appreciated. 

SK 4^311 or SK S-JSii, } r»|i • 

yi(*TUHL» CONSTKUCTHJN LTD | MR JESSOME 


ISO HOUSES POR SALE 


B.C LAND 

k Insurance Agency Ltd. 

*22 GOVERNMENT STREET 

ID BUY OR SELL CALL B C L 

*88-558* 


EXCLUSIVE 
FIRST TIME OFFERED 
1180 CAMROSE CRESC 
SIDING SEMI-BUNGALOW 

Drive by tola InunacwiMa fxroily 
borne. It t xa M al n a a large arirac- 
tiva Hvtog room, separa t e dining 
room, ipartoiw aainnai krtrhen, 
mudara ray)ga and trldga totiuded, 
4-piece haAmom (aapagaka lava¬ 
tory J. 3 beMn o oana down and open 
alauway to 3 unOniMMd bedroume 
up. oamenl baaenrag, all kat water 
he at in g, dri v ew a y to a separata 
m rag* Laraa beautifully land¬ 
scaped tot PrVx MAIBQ. To ln- 
apact kMartor jkaaae call Mro L 
umMning. MM 5866 |M bounl. 

FRESH LISTING 
*1,000 DOWN 
*60 PER MONTH 

This la an ctdsr type 4-room (plus) 
bungalow In Caray Rd-Glanford 
district. Clean, comfortable and 
economical to maintain Thru hall. 
2 badmu full bamL H A_ fbnuce 
heat Third bedrm eaay to arrange. 
Sep. garage, good garden fruit Irene. 

ONLY .*6,950 

Exclusive J it Taylor, 5813655 
ave, l»KB 


ISO HOUSES FOR SALE 


ISO HOUSE* FOR SALE 


NEWSTEAD 

REALTY 

LTD. 

lgU GOVERNMENT *82 SID i 


NEW LISTING 

GORGE 

*60 MONTHLY 


H 


O 

1002 GOVT. 

L 

3S4-812S 

M 

E 

S 

Ltd. 


Ideal tor the retired or aUrter. In 
good repair and spotlessly clean 
Lovely large living ronen with moat 
attractive fueplace, two bedrooms, 
and nice, homey kitchen with rat¬ 
ing area and oil ranga. Utility 
rooae. Level lot and garden, magni¬ 
ficent trees Including a giant weep¬ 
ing willow. Separate garage. VI 
BLOCK TO BUS AND SHOPS- Low 
down payment 

57.500 

For your appoin tm ent to view call 
EV 2-CUT or EV 54W aad ask for ' 


A. BERNARD A CO. LTD. 

FORT AND BROAD ITS- 

DAY •ar&GHT 

OPEN HOUSE 
3860 SAUL ST. 
SATURDAY. 2-5 

RETIREMENT GEM la HIGH 
QUADRA - LAKE HILL AREA. 
Immaculate, as - step. l year-old 
2- be d room stucco bungalow in area 
I of wee beanee and ctoae to trana- 
pcrtaUcn and ateras. Lovely aak 
floorx to living rm. hwdroocni and 

hall Nina, bright atari tie kitnban 
with alillty afl. Autoaaatlc nil haal 
lag. Illnaaa reason tor 
pnosd for quick aala at 

*10,500 

For prior viewing please call 
Ur. Oare Belcher. EV 3 3848 Rea. 

3 BEDROOMS PLUS 
GLANFORD - RALPH 

The Inferior of-Hua home must de¬ 
finitely be sewn to be appreciated 
One al the alcral cabinet Utchena in 
Vltiorla. aepw-aia tiring rm. and 
dining rm. and large master bed¬ 
room on main ftoor. 2 nice bed room I 
up. Specious panel lad family rm 

K ua apace for more rooms cr (sale 
high basement. DO YOURSELF 
A FAVOUR... and 1st me show you 
through this Jcrvely home priced at 
*13,900 

Mr. Oar* Betrtwr. EV 3 3848 rm 


MARY FRASER 


WHITE STUCCO 
CUTE AND COSY 
LOW DOWN PAYMENT 
*73 PER MONTH 


This pictures., ia lltlla cottage la 
Ideal tor a starter or retired hone. 
Oll-O-Malle heroace. Lovely fenced 
garden. Separate garage. Taaea (ISO 
areas. Lora lad Ui Ihe Town and 
Country ana. ffiaaa to bus. 

FULL PRICE *8,950 

For appmatmecita to view, call 
EV2SU7 or EV2-1IMI anytime. 

MRS. V, ROBERTS 


lta-2970 


Knocking »t Your Door 


& 


48-glC. Outran, Bf 


OAK BAY 
GROCERY STORE 
IjGCK, STOCK. BARREL 

(TORE 

STOCK 

EQUIPMENT 

LIVING QUARTERS 


SUPERMARKET 

A thriving fMMineai, Ideal for pari 

narahip operation Complete meet 
dept All acif-aerve groceries, prod 
ur«. eld: Large p rea a nl volume could 
be doubled by deliveries tic. Over 
VOOu aq. ft. btdg Ample partong 
Approeimately *20.800 to handle. For 
hartber parilrulara pfvaie — 

ERIC PORTER 
384 UM: 388 4888 
Flnranrlal Survey Lid. 


RENOWNED RESORT 
- GENOA BAY 

iNaar Dimoar) 

Yob meet Uw nicaat paupie while 
cent raaort. 


_ _ __ ■gJBlasjryair 

five IBR^hlnr quarirrv Tni] rant' iRSe 


available 

C Mailelt. EV 2-215T 
Wealern Home* Ltd. 


Phil Le Mare, oritre 
eve. and holiday* 


write 
744 5171 
748-54*1 

H W Dickie Ltd 
Box 128, Duncan, B C. 
"We Sell the Iat»d" 


FOR OFFICE OR 
SERVICE BUSINESS. 

TOR STORAGE OR 
SMALL WHOLESALER 
OR FOR TRADESMEN 
M *50 With Easy Terms 

Buy your own building with Its 


Johns toot Ltd . *88-4284 


COIN-OP LAUNDRY AND 
DRY CLEAN ESTAB. 

HI WASHER* 8 DRYERS 
4 DRY-CLEANING UNITS 

TERRIFIC POTENTIAL 

LEACH A SPARKS LTD 
EVM117 


ESTABLISH ON 
DOUGLAS ST. 


REVENUE 
OPPORTUNITIES 

II RrMaJ Units. Solid auhetanilal 
hnrk apartment. Including 5 Mures 
on lease Sllualcd on Douglas BI 
Thla property ia *biwlng ekrelleni 
returna Owner may accent I rede 
FULL PRICE *1*1800 srith Urmt. 

I vr-aid U-akto apartmert. Sltuaied 

{ u*i oft Couk In Rdrkland area . . _ _ 

fever, any vwDMtcy. For further, own customer parking JuM 4 door* Good brlck-fkctd commercial, hulld 
parilrulari. etc. phone and make an I off Govern men I Street and only l ln * >be "galrto home side." Four 
offer on FULL PRICK of ISB.aoo block from the Ranadahaut. Around beAoom .ultes gbava. 

Mr Davies. EV 5-8T1M anytime 1M aquere feet at huldtog on e » 5>7ma V 5SjhihS^ 

' fra m an iniliiHTr* ■■mi i» a •VaJIanif. M3.HO. CaJ) Si 

Dougtra Realty Ltd. ™ ^ 

____I era «. Phone J. Enema of Ettema_ 

A Johnstone Ltd.. Ml 42*4 anytime. | 

BETTER TAKE A LOOK! I_ _ COOK S CAFE 

. rroREs"^T stes' up i cowntown ' 1 n.ooo down 

4 STORES, 5 5TES. UP ntrc'rAitn akit c »y <af ' ** Sew" * 

Corner location (hi rttyi. Separate RESTAURANT iu 

meter*. Medium tow rent*. H«ld- Thla ti your opportunity to purchase Vh , ^VMrt«“ lio. 2 ibi 

Ing In gixid condition New oil fur- a modem restaurant wtth SO parwxi L"®* Vlnlng. 1*3-2) a. 

nare, wiring and copper piping. I capacity in a thriving area of down 
Wffl ahow 10W town VI - 


*6,90ft—TERMS 
CEDAR HILL 


N BA. I BEDROOM HOME- IN 

Edmonton: exchange for same In .. , . ... . 

Vletoria. Victoria Prraa. to *B _ j ^ SVSfi 

V.here e!»e can you find two good- 
«4*tl bedroom* on the main floor 
«mi three emailer rooms in the full 
basement far this price 
Ex-re plumbing In Umi basement 
with Ute oom furnace 


14/ 


IXCHANGE REAL 
ESTATE 


NEW 

SIDE-BY-SEDE DUPLEX 

Almoat 1 000 aq. ft. aach aide Both 
have tour bedrooms and double 
plumbing. Dream kitchens. Owner 
will consider cash and good mo li¬ 
ra re paper or mil trad# foe j*au 
equity to madam -apartment block. 
Call Radial or Art Parama at 
*84-113* or Evas. 47*1*80. 
PEMBERTON, HOLMES LTD 

OWNER WILL TRADE HU VROUN 
ham* aw 22 arras with waterfront. 



w hem la Victoria. 

m 


WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL TYPES 
of commercial properties and Invest¬ 
ments. 

V. J. WILSON A CO LTD. 

850 Garden Street 
EV MUl 


RANCH STYLE HOME 1450 SQ 
It 3-1 bedroama. Ciaad reaidenual 
district ln Wen Vancouver — rtnae 
to lei* and aetmnls — fur aimOar 
Vw tona or Saanich. Tel. EV 2-2004. 


TWO-JJEDKOUM HOUSE AND 3 
room cabin on large lot to Mtialoo 
CHS fnr 3 bedroom, full baaemant 
house in Victoria area. fJMSTf. 


date wiring. Tha accommodation 
I* rood and at a rod price Call 
•leg. Hrhumaker, anytime. BO-77(1. 


HEY DAD "LOOK!" 
*1,000 DOWN 

Ju«t listed! Over liso aq. ft eg 
hoove comfort in this lmmaru- 



4 to# vanity bathroom, and toigkl 
cheery tolchen complete the Aral 
r • ' Add a run high buament. 
iHuirosq ana wired fnr washer Mid 
dryer. Excellent a»orfcaf»p aptc* 
and drive-to garage and yoe a*-* 
a terrific buy al itaa full prtra *d 
*14,8*0. 

’•"hli home will sell, ao If this la 
what you are looking for, draft 

delay. Phone 

B JttEL'* c buck 

888-2887 858-J04I 

Office *85-77*1 

COUNTRY COTTAGE 

_ U W" fta >»« lQ ok«ng fa- an 

J-BEDRM BUNGALOW - O.H.W.lSSS 1 v "'SHI 

hrat. bemt Of fer, vranted. EV 8-M.2 ^ A°" S^SSSS ISSS 

14* LISTING* WANTED *** — « 1 ‘ 


Slaves end^rldgei- Wfl[ ahow 10WI town Victoria Tha raWaurant haa 
or invaalment at asking prim of' been eatablirted In this location for 


(15. nOO. Term*. 

3 M Taylor. 3K5655 
Eva, U4 480 B C. Land 


MAGIC MIN IT 
CAR WASH 


I many years Owner will rrawlder 
rxchanar on properly or revenue 
! Price (U *00. fa wn down. No Ula 
| phene Information gtven. 

Mr. Hanley, IS-TTO 
D F. Hanley Agencies Lid. 


Res 47537**. 

Harry Foaler Llmllad 


Nanaimo Realty’-Co. Ltd. 

A COMPLETE INTEGRATED 
COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE 
SERVICE 

: We can sell your Hualnraa, Farm or 
Walerfront Pnparty We can build 
you premlaee to auK your business. 
Wa can help finance or refinance 
the sale o# your business or com¬ 
mercial property 


MOTEL 


LICENSED CAFE 

First class toeaurat an highway 
Beer and wbaas. Restaurant seats 
Ml plus store and coffee liar All 
modem equipment and tsatefii 
derorated. I iiedroom home ] ac'« 
fur expanarun. all fnr *52.001 •*< 
excellent terms Call JACK HAILfcY 
al 745(588 or *854741 for app4e 4o 


T h r 1 v l n t htntneas In car wash 

underiuaung and stramcleaning. u —| — —- — - •— - 

f INLY ONE IN NANAIMO netting I * r, ™ u . view. Northwestern Securities Ltd 

*1 job monthly A ralura of 7 ** on •«»“ HOME FOR O W N E R - ------ 

to^toir^c, 0 ' 488 FT ntOMTAUrON, FISH AND CHIP 

Sr” ahe^b J^-^grre-.: CAN ADA H . C B W A Y BUSINESS - J3.5O0 

f-vrrm u if r*|i LOU Bl^JOMUCLD HA.TL/Lt“. WITH 

KTt? B R^LT?' 4 LTO* > ' Um '' * UY 'iSSSw"*™ wS"SSSatii rt ! 2J5J“!U? d .ft''• JOLZLiS* 


I OPPORTUNITY YOU SHOULD IN where there la 
VESTCATE NOW 


DINING LOUNGE 

Licensed dining room In Greater V»- 
fce-ia. Three as para I a dlaing areas — 
3 large and 1 small. This Is a well- 
■ «ierated Ixisinsra Reason h* selling 
Is family Utnexw. Preaentiy can be 
leased, wtth a full price of 1*8 no* 
fa luansra and fixtures Requires 
*8 OOP to handle. 

Cali Ckri P’S Op* — 3*51707 
Don Crabs* — M»-*70» 
Victoria Really Ltd - *Vl *i4S 


GROCERIES 

Rurgl stare established over 48 
Jsarx G roast ng over *48.000, has 
a prat office paying over 1*0 00 net 
per month plus grocery profit. Also I 
haa a 1 bedroom modern boms rat 
property which can be purr-hexed 
as a unit tor 820.000. or rani the 

store fra *108 00 par masUh and' 
purr base stock. Call L. Dunn 


EXCLUSVE TO 

DON ROBERTSON, 38^6397 

VICTORIA REALTY LTD, 


ZONED FOR MARINA 
WATERFRONT 
PROPERTY 

Located mi beautiful thoal Harbour 
rommereisJ property of 4 lota with 
!M a of protected waterfront. Haa 
Ihrea-badroatn home with separate 
garage on properly. Art now— 
tomorrow may be too late! 
mom 

(551154 MR. ELWELL «77 **■ 
Gordon Hulms Ltd.. Sidney 


(T7 Its* 


YATFS «?T 

APARTMENT ZONED 

3 LOTS _ _ 

further Informs 

n.iin■■■II. Bwii> t id Seven rental units, excellent con-! U**'- "fits Victoria Press, Bax MS 

University Really ^ o,,**. Good holdtn# properly. Al |------ 


citoipatiltosi. 
Owner retiring. Financial stale 
mem available. View fay appoint, 
merit only. 

Hope Newton or Blake Crathert 
M57523 anytime 

BOORMAN INVUmCENT CO. LTD 


CEMENT BLOCK 
BUILDING 

Dcxenlown corner location, 1.SN3 aq 
ft., suitable for offices, beauty par 
lor, eut. Owner moving to Vanrnu 
ver. A grxxl buy w!ih terms at only 
*24.500. Call GEORGE CHAN al 
3852865 nr res. S82-M18. Mayfair 
Really Ltd. 


chen. *00 aq. ft. OOM heat. Quiet 
••vln*. tecluslan «nd charm cUr. 
y» hour boa lervtce. 

L is, vt On* »,»00 and rale 
•!*“’ ^ m »™. 885S8S7 

olDre VS77CI. 

COMPLETELY 
FURNISHED 
*5,500 

*1,000 DOWN 
*51 PIT 

- - - i£?? Ur«a firing reran. 

Tn Ust your burincaa or use car **•* kitcnen. 3 pea hath. 80x72B 


aervtoea, writs cx phone Frank Ney 
nr Cbaa. Singleton ai Nanaimo 
Realty Co., Lid.. 17 Church Street. 
Nanaimo. B.C. Phone 734-2311 


with fnilt 


Situated on a quiet street rat Hum 

-,KL 40 •** «Trice, call 

PT 7 **?"" ** ,h< * ttoflnilely 

_iSi'rnn 


WOULD YOU LIKE 
YOUR HOUSE SOLD? 
THEN NOW IS THE TIME TO 

Hat whrre Real Etlalr la helng 
S'li.D. for prompt action call u. 
today. EV 68794. and unr of our 
|J l courteous and efficient sales per¬ 
sonnel will call m you la aiaul In 
arriving at a fair market value 
CLARKE A WALLACE REALTY 
LTD, 82Q Broughton Street, serosa 
from Eatons carpark laL 


SOLDI SOLD! SOLD! 

Join my ever growing llat of satis¬ 
fied clients whose properly 1 have 
sold In record lime. More listings 
urgently required, and you ara 
under no obligation. For an appoint¬ 
ment to dlicuw the aala at yourx 
please call Clara Belcher. EV 3-284* 
A. Bernard A Co. Ud. 

65« Fort Street EV 4-9335 


FAIRFIELD REALTY 
LTD. 

D5 COOK STREET 


ESQUIMALT 

*15,900 

You mutl am Ihla attractive apart- 
flualjly bulll borne. Close to 
•boee and Iranapcxtaiton. Modern 
1 abinat electric kltohan and dining 
Largs 14x34 living room ad Lb flra- 
fkace Gleaming hardwood floor* 
throughoul. 3 large bedrooraj; full 
high cement haaemeot; separate 
J- 597 « T ° V ’* W **“ **»• Hoegi. 


NEAR DOUGLAS 
BUY AND HOLD 
5 BEDROOMS 

(Room, oldar-typ* home, ham, HA 
heat, iga. ioL Vacant Future poten¬ 
tial if reuMd lor tight mduairy, 
commercial etc IU.60U 3. M. TAY¬ 
LOR for details 338 9888. eve. 
884-9902. Exclusive 

UPLANDS BEAUTY 
CENTRAL 

OAK SHADED PARK 

This gracious modern btkigalow of 
7 rooms ia regretfully placed to 
:ha market caving to this unexpected 
transfer of the owner. Three bed¬ 
rooms (two ara vary largei. Two 
full bathrooms, good-aixa den with 
flreplaea. Wide entrance haJi and 
newly carpeted aoleruinmam 
rooms All osi ooa floor mw full 
•—~WL EXCLUSIVE LISTING 
Terms 

Price . *42,000 

— — LEM COOK EV 57771 

MONTCLAIR PARK 
4366 PARKSIDE CRES. 
FAMILY HOME 

AttrarUva modrrj bungalow at 1271 

» ft. over Full Baaemant. Close 
Douglas Park High and dry. 
Good Mortgaga ana easy terms. 

PRICE . *15,000 

*■55888 LEM COOK *82-7777 

HIGH GORGE 
SPACIOUS BUNGALOW 

See thia apacioua batter value five 
room Hungs low with ha semen and 
■e pc rale gatagt- Immaculate ren¬ 
dition UirougbouL Cabinet Kitchen 
with UtiH'y roon, an in lou of rup- 
boarda and drawerea. Spacious 
through hall heaullfolly appointed 
LR and Ml wtlh French Doorx to 
outalda Patio Two Bodrocms are 
Kxl3 and 14x24 and have barge 
double close's. Vanity Bathroom 

lovely garden. 

PRICE .*12,500 

Exriuuva C larpsaWar, M4U 

Anytime 

*13,500 

CENTRALLY LOCATED 
2-BEDROOM BEAUTY 

Just. Ilka new wllh large LR. TV 
oak floora, new OOM fumaca and 
all within walking distance of town 
and shopping centre 

*53888 J O. Bojd fiMTOM 

LARGE 

TUDOR BUNGALOW 
IN OAK BAY 


SEA VIEW 

Sea Picture Na 101 to our Broad 
Si window for a preview. Beautiful, 
lagant. gracious homa. naiiied un¬ 
der big flr Irene on a b gb ctaar 
ik eera «ue. Garden a mingle of 
Urban covered rock, natural ehraka 
srith the occaatonal bed tor special 
bulbs. Eaey-lo-ksep out of doon. 
lrdocre there le everything tor rain 
who mtoits on the boat to living. 
dining room. dan. lolkiga. two bath¬ 
rooms. ell ao arranged aa to coon- 

B >l one to aafi the srixga etagam 
era is • rare property which euc 
reeds ia looking and being grand 
without merely appearing expensive 

*27,500 

Gordon flcheock. EV 342M. Rea 


SIDNEY 

NEW 

*3,500 DOWN 

About l.B* as ft of basal me Living 
apace. The tiring ran to Stodl 
with wall-to-wall aural. The rah 

arass 

good-size hodmans era sff tbs 
ranlra hall aad ihs 4-plans balk- 
room lira a vanity The dri«s-la 
mrage to * ft deep. Futi price 

*16.900 

D Okker. GR B-48ffl Rsg 


ESQUIMALT 
4 BEDROOMS 

Neat arid epotleealy roomy family 
home- 1*' x IF living room with 
wall to wall carpet. Oft the large 
electric kitchen, yos'll find your 
dining room. Largs utility room 
plumbed far automatic PLUS a 
dandy sun deck. Four bedrooms 
■ nd hath upstairs. New oil-o-matic 
heal. Close to SCHOOL. BUS. SHOP 
and BEACH. Mrat excellent value 
for tha large family Terms. 

*10,500 

For a* appointment to rirw rail 
CV3-KU7 or EV 54M and aak tor 

MARY FRASER 


SaUit Colonial 33 

Sunday, March 20, 1 *4* 
190 HOUSES FOR SALi 


PEMBERTON 

H 
O 
L 
M 
E 
S 

* FOUNDED 1887" 

ID COLOR PHOTO 
WINDOW DJiPlJiY 

1721 ASH ROAD 

Aa toee’hra tor a Janilj 

«Hth real (toaadraB In lha Inrreag- 
Xrali popular GU&DON HEAD dto- 

at tract rv* E h edro osn hu n ga- 
iosv wtlh a large By— room tni 
a full-war dresng a* covx EHcf— 
large enough for bifte m at meal*; 
metoy flrushed racraatton reran and 
3-pce bathroom doam; 3-oar garage; 
beautifully tomtoraped — riffit set 
l— AU tine tor the low, hue price 

^ .njn. 

par vssvtrWSS 

Kr e grelhome rail EV 
ask Ira- MR. GREENE to arrange 
aa aggouraurau to mapacL 

CORDOVA BAY—NEW 

Spectacular ara views from every 
roam. Throe large bedrooeis, lire 
Ini room wllh raised health fire¬ 
place and sliding glaas doon onto 
sundae k Separata dtatox room 
with crystal chandelier. Spacloug 
known with htoU-to double «m 
and cognlar top. Separate uQiltJ 
room. Master bedroom baa * p lan s 
bath so suite, double closets and 
eliding glaas doors onto ■ induct 
Tha futi high baaamwit fa TVWgh ad 
In far extra 5pee bath and recrare 
lion mom xrith flrrplaea Tkia 
beautiful home ran be yauta toe 
only *37.800 arilh lermx. Plaaaa 
call RACHEL or ART PARSONS 
at M-lfil anytime. 

FOUR BEDRMS AND DEN 
FAIRFIELD NEAR 1 
GOVERNMENT HOUSE 

Excellent value, fully aadaroUed, 
new beating. Lets of room with no 
extra coats. Good garden. Gracious 
living room xrith separate 
room * 1,000 down * 228 - 0 * B 
piua low taxes. 

Call 

CLIFF ANDERSON 477 1 
R HUGHES 185*402 


monthly 


CHARM 


mi will ha When 
you am ihla beautiful 


OAK BAY BORDER 

A new Hating of a spotless. 1 bed 
room horns. Extra larga living 
ream, electric cabinet kitchen, wall, 
to-wall carpsting in hallway and 
bedrorans. and fXVM hasting 

Beautiful gardan of lawns, shrub., 
rears and fruit tree*. Separata 
garage with cement off parking tor 
aeccaid car 

FULL PRICE *11,995 

WBh terms cheaper than rent. To 
view rail EV 3-027 or 471S871 any¬ 
time. 


RON SEDGER 


C. G. 

HEISTERMAN * OO, 
LTD. 

Realtor! Sine* 1864 

CEDAR HI LI,—HILLSIDE 
3 BEDROOMS—*15,500 
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 

A wail Biaimad hoove w over 
IKK aq. ft. living ream, dining 
reran (in tine), ask noon, 
Raman (lie fireoiere, larga mb. 
eieri. ktiohea with tamlly xtxad 
dining area Open stairway 
from thru' ball to (M ft fuil 
baaement. *2.500 doom. ('.% 
C. 54 H i naorigag* Fra an. 
pnlntmadi to view rail HARRY 
ATKEY eves. WMM or WM 
RAVENHILL eves. 3« 9*09. 

CLOSE TO TOWN 
MUST BE SOLD 
RETIREMENT OR 
STARTER 

2 bedrme. Family, eiec. kitchen. 
00*4 hot water Kora Full bees 
mesd SeartMa and make an of¬ 
fer. Cash or low down payment. 
To view call WM. RAVENHILL 
evaa or H. ATKEY 

eves Imdanc 


UNIVERSITY 
2 BR-15 YEARS OLD 
BASEMENT 

Tlu* borne. In lovely retting, with 
ret** and snakes lawns offrra 
L180 aq ft qf tiring apace The 

weB4o-wwll carpel L^?T“ alerirto 
kltohan with eating area. OO-M. 

114,200 

Good terms and mogthly payments 
Fra more Infcrmatlrai call EV 2-5U7 
or *85 SOU 

BEVERLEY QUINN 


WELL ESTABLISHED TOWING 
business lor sale. Thu bunneas has 
been operating vary successfully for 
* years and haa excellecl twienna) 
fra further growth and exper-: 
Equipment Includes I radio control 
led trucks 58 Dodge. 30 rord, 34 
Mercury. Present ownera will rt> 


WELL SECURED SECOND 
mortgage. *1.*(*. 12k tntereal. 
repayable interest only, 3-year 
term. 

Suh agreement. B W 7', can 
he purchased (ra *2.798. Thla 
give, you *850 tax-free dlarorali 

Fra Information on there and 
rt her choice mortgage invest 
menta phone Knr Chsrman. 
Fairfield Realty. EV S-*7*S- 


, prexenl showing better than 2144' GROC - CONF. - NOVELTIES 
1 — *SS *<« — Easy Teems. Mr. Belts. 

! EV 4-3(11 or EV4-24M. Exciuaiva 

C N. MONTAGUE CO. 


1 Bdrm Uv. auarten. Close w 
town, schools, etc. Full price tnc 
Lie. garters. Uv. rm . fireplace, 
kitchen, bthrm. Era Hall. I Bdrmt 
up Full price toe. property and 
equipment. *11 SOB plus »ioc* ai m 
Teems Sian Hyland. *82-7137 erea 
M*-***. Weatero Homes Ud 


MODERN 3 RAT SERVICE 
STATION 

I For Immediate sale. I mitre from IMPORTER 

Vletoria on main road. E.tahlljhed » rash peril toys and aovelltoe re- 
nusineaa. Property, building, plus 4-1 quires rciiahie firm or p e r s o n aa 
mom house al rear tor UO.Oto. this wholesaler ti. handle rompiele tine 
includes 13.008 worth shop equip- Initial investment required 1300. re 
men! Soane larma aad ok company cured by stock Top discount, a: 
flrauaclal assistance available. Ac ''“rod Reply Victoria Press a,. 884 
opportumly to own and grow with -ja»ax s ~ R l v ~ pbopcptv - 

Vkrtnrt ‘ - ugSt 5 b^x-str^K. - 


NATIONAL TRUST 
1280 Douglas 

LISTINGS WANTED 

Cal! 

A- T. CHESSON. 384-5285 


MOUNT VIEW 
*9.950 

-Mny as a new pin; 2-bedroran 
el basement auicco home. OQ 
package heeling, drive-in garage 
V u can't do better foe leas. Call 
" Meogl 3859716 tanyUmr). 


Quiet IncitlM. large landscaped ln| 

Well bum D-yeer-old 3-bedroom 
home ■< over l(5n square feet no, 
the one fmrr. FuM baarmed with GONZALES HILL AREA 
rumpus com Wllh open flrrplaea. I 
extra bedn>-m and belhroom 2-cer ] ULL-UK-aAL 
attached gsrag,- Shake roof. Large 
patio off dining room Automatic 
oil not water heating Handy to 
everything.' 

PRICE.*32,500 

Call ». Hope *855*86 anytime. 


FAMILY SPECIAL 
Older dome In Fairfield. • rooms, 
□ft ltoOfl. LR 24x21), (ton. 4 BRa. 
kitchen pantry O' conversion fur¬ 
nace In good OtodRicat Copper 
plumbing and RW tank Full bare 
meet. *5,non cash to mnngaga. |1(i 
P.L 

FULL PRICE . $8,500 

Exciuaiva T* I. Mardonell 

mu 


OAK BAY 
FIVE BEDROOMS 
17.8*6 


CITY BROKERAGE LTD. * INVEgTORk fahone tor toforma- 

WE haxa a SALESLADY sod ** North °Oak th Uy*'?ulr Itoarenat" 
SALESMEN available to jlvn' new package oil furnace Make 
PROMPT arid EFFICIENT service * us an offer. Exclusive with Jim 
to you tn eft eel an advanbage-uj • Hanson. IS1AND HOMES LTD 
sale In rewaonable tlma Tn avail * 3X52981 ra 4751705 
iTsirarif ol our yean of exparirtx*. 1 • 

phone 888-3547 BU. .... 


IMMACULATE 
3 BEDRMS 

L* aq. rt living room 15x18 raised 
IF You arp pi .vuTvr m err, trearth ip and dlnine area oft. O 1 M 
• xtV. JP SELL beating Fu'l baaemem Dr.-In gar¬ 

age. Lot aoxlfti Well landscaped 


BAKERY BUSINESS 
$18,000 

Ora of ihe beat barary bus! rarer* GROCERY 

emend Na eoenoeUtton. Complete . . 

biveevor, and financial statement JAMES BAY 

available. U haallh torcre the rale 

of thia lucrative baalrare View by * nice rlean •neratirai tor _ _ 

appalnlmsnt only hand and wife. tbi. wcU-aqtopped SEMI RETIRED MAX WITH SOME 

Hrere Naswna xUTU re»«4me ** ore hM *"*“ »h«ring apfwca, I oap.Ui to Urteet in dltorttnj'- rvjup 

Hope Necwon. wa anynme. , x p,, week m grore aaJre. ' Iv-reiaaot well secured. Musi re 

BOORMAN INVESTMENT CQ LTD IhuiiMre and equipment 15.380 willing to live to Snake or Salt 

11stock to ha said aewarattlyi. Spring Island An racriieau -:x>ra 
pnuflt Utotiy Vlctana Pram. Box 184. 


- One kd _ 

| 45 400 to 185700. 

For fun dathfia rat BOA. TIBBITT 

2. H WHRTOMK 5 CO. LTD 
*88 42?i - 708 Fort SI 


IV UNIT 3#OTEL WITH LIVING] 
quartan to large centre Northern _ 

Alberto. Ape 10% occupancy )(ar MIC DAY - *84-813* - K Howard 
rxmd Down payment ol *35 (WO PEMBERTON HOLMES LTD. 
Will he reemered with* two vearv 1 ~ 

gmw all ex p enses The beat buy hi I SMALL CLOTHING BL5DIK5S 
Ihe Gotdra North --A. E. Badhair. ,, f*® 

Aeon alee. N«. 307. 10438 - 1*4 St-1 '* rI **->*® anytlma 

Edmrakce, Alberto. 1 P. R. Bit OWN 5 SONS LTD 


SOLD OUT ! ! ! ! 
Have Buyers Waiting 


AND WANT IT SOLD 
Call John Molyard 

DIAL 3x5*141 ANYTIME 
North western S ecurities Lid 

LISTINGS WANTED 

U your home ia for sale pieaat cel) 
John Thompson, 382 7822 ra rea : 
*8513*6 

rack)* Agencies Ltd. 


iie.su* 

LEN KNIGHT 385-3433 
P. R. Brown * Sons Ltd. 


FAIRFIELD 

Bungalow — 5 Good sized 
O mabi floor Extra plumb 


ESQUIMALT 

*15,900 

IN-LAW SUITE! 

3 LARGE BEDROOMS ptua 
a THIRD flniahed child a 
room UPSTAIRS to tMa apot- 
leai 1260 SQ. FT. home. 
Charming 24X11 living room 
with Areolae*. The dream 
of a kitchen with exce llent 
dining arcs haa a UTILITY 
off for washer, dryer and 
deepfreeze. 

Enclosed workshop plua IN¬ 
LAW SUITE In baaement. 
EXCELLENT TERMS 
Pleaae call Barbara Hunt, 
*38-58*4 or 385*211. 

COLONY HOMES ALES 


Situated on a quiet, tread cul- 
de-aar. b a a u 11 1 a 1 , rardro 
lumanb a moat a urea ling 
homa oDMdatkig of aparraua Lit. 
duvng room. DEN, kitchen with 
wall ovao and range. buLli-ln 
Quoit, laundry room off. 2 bed- 
raoBi on main flora with lto 
bains. Daraatairs: 3 more bed¬ 
rooms and Vi bath, roughed-in 
rumpus xrith flrepaaoa. Double 
atiaahad garara. Fnr anolnt- 
meni to view this raduriva Un¬ 
fits call MR. BLANN1N. evex 
U5UM. 

FAIRFIELD 

ST. CHARLES AREA 

3-BDRM BUNGALOW 

Immarulale and ^rerioui bunga¬ 
low, U yaan old. Cantaaw targe 
LR and DR. nine kltriian. 1 
grind raramma and 4-poe bath. 
Full baaement with raraaatlon 
room. Drive-in garage. For ap- 
poantmerg to view nail M BLAN 
NIN. evaa. MS USB. Full pcio* 

anno. 


1121 Blanaftard Street 


118 421 


Modern 

room* tn malh floor Extra plumb 
tog arid two-room suit* basement 


nv F *f I ~i SAI ;H ir^ST _ WITH i 0*2 Heat.'pri« (liSOo! 
DALBY * CO., IBM BLANSBARD 
EV *-4141 


150 HOUSES FOX SALi 


FAIRFIELD - LOVELY GRACIOUS 

___ _ t bedroum family Ivime. Den. dlnine 

ZONED LIGHT INDUSTRY room, fireplace to living room Spac- 
Ctnae in. 1 bedroama. LA DR 2|laa> ktichan OOM heat Semi-ara- 
fuU bathrooms.. New OOM, new hided lot. fruit trees Very good 
hoi water tank. Easily rented while - location Oner title. Full pnce xrith 
awaiting deveioomeni. Full moe *3.306 ttoam payment la *37.560. Ted 
Left ITT. EV 35741 | Grave*, 3SS-1448 ra 1*351 J. Csrikwr 
Agenciea Ltd. 


.850. Mr*. 

NortJtwaaurn Secuntib* Ltd. 


3. C. L Edwards - (551*01 
H G. Dalhy * Co. — 3M -OU 

ROCKH EIGHTS AREA 1 BED 
room fakniJly home wtth patio and 
ree room. Choice location xrith 
large lot and orivmcy. Subatantlal 
doam payment required. EV 5-6277. 

(BEDROOM FULL BASEMENT 
Cofomal m bathroom*. ffany 
extra*. Near Unlverxiiy. Eaay 
term* r® lia.floa CaU after * p m. 
14D-6J7A 


? ? 7 RETIRING ? ? ? 
' ! ! *500 DOWN ! ! 

IN VIEW ROYAL . . 


. . Bare * a iovaly llitJa riucoo 
bungalow, three larga room*;! I . . , 
on a big garden lot with a bark 
drop at evergreen* Nat tax** last 
year xrare (7 . . . . . . Faatrata 

brand new electric treat, f I ropier*, 
extra detortred playroom ra work- 
•hop! I How can you go xrroeg 
at *7 180 tall pnce’V , . CaU 

Mr Jonca. IEV 522M ra EV 53112. 
Victoria Cowrerurtlor lAd. 


JUBILEE AREA, BY BUILDER 
S-bedrnom full treatment, ttolvecin- 
garag*. (Q% SHI mortgage. *500 
winter works: Only one bloc* from 
Jubilee. Fra more information call 
303 4401 after (pm. 


$9,950 

$1,000 DOWN 
FAIRFIEID 

Older apacioua home In reed 
of same repair. I bad ro om, 
large LR and DR. family 
size kitchen and a small 
aewlrre room. Baaement with 
a coal stoker furnace 

MRS- J. WALDRON 
386-3231 or 479-7360 
COLONY HOMESALES 


THIS HOUSE MUST 
BE SOLD! 

HERE IS YOUR CHANCE! 

Ton nan gat aa e*retire* deal on 
thia charming well maioiained 
boxrea. It la lUuaied <xa a Were loi 
xrith FRUIT TREES! Quiet raw 

danltal arxa. date to school* .] 
CATHOLIC), abacs and bus. The 
homa off era yoa a good are firing 
room with 0 replan* a roomy afac- 
trie kitcrixei. ■ dtaetta. bath and 3 
barirooma PLUS * upstair*, haattd 
and eerily a—aiahlx (rndoaed 
alalrway i Tb# full basement if 
wired and plumbed for wisher end 
dryer and hag a near new OOM 
package unit. Thia ia nut a 2 
Storey homa. It la a bungalow and 
thei-raor*. atotahi* aa a 1 badroran 
h«n# end atira ideal for 
a fa mily needing additional bed 
room or playroom spare at • low 
price. 

ASKING ONLY $10,950 

Reasonable doom payment — 
Good Terma 
DtSCDL'NT FOR CASH 
L4el EV 5*117 or eve* EV 58895 
Exclusive with 


MR. HEGEN 


BUILD! 

BUILD! 

$13,300 

(on your loti 

Will build you a lovely (bedroom, 
mu baaemant. NHA brans. Features: 
Ma hog a n y cabin* la. carport, fan. 
vanity bathroom part wood exterior 
Feature wall In tiring room, oak 
Boon. Line sq. ft all pi ara and 
printing. Custom driigned. Deal 
direct xrith 

FRASER CONSTRUCTION LTD. 
CaD Now 

Lan Wardls. 477 4341, 183 82S 


and charmed_ 

Ware low 
TUDOR typt bangalore tn OAS 
BAY. 

Located In a eteaaaat cm d* sac 

away from traffic, xrith a gracious 
TUDOR type mansion tor com¬ 
pany, It Is surrounded by a beauti¬ 
ful. bpacloua aatting at lawns, 
tree* and floxran. It often lha 
xxxaxdwrfut aocommodatiai fra tb* 
DOCTOR nr EXECUTIVE xrith 
a small 'teatvaga family; almost 
1768 ao, tL an the main flora pins 
a lovely recreation room, extra 
Iwdrooro and bath <xi tbs iosrgr 

leveL 

This unusual, custom built homa 
wtll appeal to Ibtrea xxbo *1111 la 
tain nostalgia tor lha atmnspbera 
<>f tire qulst country lanes and 
TUDOR home, of KENT snd 
SURREY xrith their stucco walls, 
half limbering aad landed bay 
windows 

TTila home la wall priced,, and at- 
terad at 

$32,500 

Fra more details please rad dig 
Exdustva agent — 

MR. GREENE 

EV 4-*12( EV 5AN 

N EW—NORTHRIDGE 

Cathedral retranoa—three badnna 
Extra high full hammer! ia 
roughed In fur extra Iwdroeta 
and ramvatlon roam. Drive to 
garage. Large NHA mortgage. 
Asking *17.46n xrith Ires (rare 
payment RACHEL or ART PAR¬ 
SONS at *841425—am time. 


ARBUTUS BAY 
Waterfront Reiidenc# 
and Acreage 

Offered for the flrot ttm* *» many 

years mu superb property is now 

evsitabi* to thoss who hare hmn 

waiting tor a high degree at pri¬ 
vacy and aofldiry of Investment 
to g raaldontlal area where water- 
front to at a premium. Tha acreage 
to approx. 3 88 arras ambrartng a 
waterfront* m of about 223 ft. 
with accam to a sandy bay snd 
entnnrng riaxro of ocean and 
Glands Appro*cried by a cursing, 
hlacked-topped driveway, there 14 
a characterful home ai LUO sq. 
ft . offering a 70xl*U living room 
with large Crapiare, a seoarale 
ifixUQ dining room, small dan. 
i*o iwbi bedroama and twn bath¬ 
rooms Within' tha icraags are 
a small guest cot tags, a lay pa 
pavilion aulahtr fra s a m m « r 
enleriainlng and a big twodar 
geragr A variety of mdl trees 
end small fnillx abound. Offered 
at tlf.sae. this to s property 
meriting leisurely viewing srhirn 
ran b* srranasd any time at irera 
convenience hy phoning MR 
S7VPSON. 384-8124 re, Rea M57M8 
(Excluklvs). 

STADAOONA PARK 
JUBILEE AREA 
ARE YOU CRAMPED TOR 1PAC*? 
Them w* recommend you inspect 
this fine aider home exlanalvaty 
rennvsted, but allll retaining arena 
of the original charm aad charac¬ 
ter built In. Larga ipsdous Bring 
room dining room sad den srith 
Its own 6 replace. Renovated Idt- 
chan xrith fridge and slore, utility 
room, l apacioua bedrooms and a 
new bathroom, new turner*, stor¬ 
ing. etc You must see Bits ftn* 
family home and Jodga fra y«lf* 
self. 

PRICE a ONLY *14.860 snd good 
terms are available. Phene qutoh- 
lv—CLIFF ANDERSON si W «L3B 
or 477 39*4. 

! GARDEN LOVERS' 

! PARADISE 

Ah attractive white Itucoo bunga¬ 
low in a sailing of amsrald grasp 
town. ■ parlous grounds <2 bugs 
loin, oil hot water bsated gresa 
house Also, a larga aviary and a 
garaga, ail In a setting al rasas, 
flowers and lhrubs In prafbslon. 
Ths house (about *06 square feel) 
has Bring room stoth Breptaet. lixn 
bedrooms, larga dining room and 
■ pacloui Idirhsn. New Oti-O-Mstip 
hot air beat new copper piping 
and new daroid roof, fn a rural 
setting and only 1 H nil** from 
town. No b aae m e n t 

CLEAR TITLE 

All thia tor only (U.flQ| 

EXCLUSIVE LISTING 

EV 4-fl34 W. WOODLEY EV 5*111 


SEE SOMETHING DD'FERENT 
Open house by owner ai 4101 Bar- 
b*f Road (Juto poet Town and 
Coinin' Centre'. 4-bedroom, Tudor 
hungalcre, ' model house," has over 
*2.400 worth ol tktras- Full price 
* 1 ( 800 . and your down payment 
may <to. See b tt w ee n 2 p.m. and 
S p.m. weekend or call Mr. Roberts 
385(081 to view anytime. 


GLEN MANOR PARK 
IF YOU DON'T BELIEVE IT- 
COME OUT AND BEE IT: 

1188 sq. ft, 1 bedroomi. full -sx 

ment. drt»e-to garage, aim deck. 4 
psace vanity bathroom, oak floors 
Wired fra rahtevtekxi. also bring 
room drapea supplied Built by 
Rucker Construction. FuB poc# In- 

etuding trend lot di m Vary easy 
terms availahir. Paved roads and i 
low taxes add to til* beauty of tin* ! 
development 

H. Bisks. 4751372 
OLYMPIC HOMES LTD \ 

FOR SALE 

| DIRECT FROM BUILDER 

Two large, very sUrsrttva spilt-1 
level h, mas in banklfui settings 
nrex under oreialructiati 
2071 Fredarir* Norris Rd. . 137 7*11 

1321 Rywood Place .*23800 

Ched( tha kmations and ooniact me 
for partirulari day or svenlagi 
Charles Morris. 475*02 of 
REESON AND FINCH HOMES 


WOODBURN AVENUE 
Upper l.aradovm* Park. I2S BOB. Ex 
elusive Near new 1 bedroom*. Full 
basement part: ttotrad fra rumpus 
roam wllh Creplacs bathroom and 
iiedroom Beautiful large well-treed 
lol. View by appointment only. Call 
*82 X1(1 days: 8850880 after ( p.m. 


FAIRFIELD 

19,950 

HANDY ANDY 
JUST LISTED! 

Older 2 BR homa an a 
HUGE LOT situated among 
quality homes ‘‘Juot needs 
fixing." Dining, living and 
lamily rooms all hava 
HARDWOOD FLOOR* NEW 
O - O ■ M fumsee, copper 
plumbing and heavy wiring. 
Ideal for the young fsmi'y 
Wllh AMBITION and IDEAS! 
TRY YOUR DOWN PAY¬ 
MENT. Call Barbara Horn, 
858-3884 or 385*2X1. 

COLONY HOMESALES 


GORGE-MADDOCK 
$14,900 * 

5 BEDROOM family home 
wllh large tiring room xrxl 
electric cabinet kitchen, full 
cement haaemarg and drive- 
in garaga- OO-M best. Ones 
to^acjy di. ANNE STACEY, 

COLONY HOMESALES 


OWNERS GOING EAST . . . 
Verify home at *« Carman * 
<near Lanadowme and Richmond), 3 
bedrooms xrith extra an* In the 
basement, sttout 11 yaays buUII I ... 
menb about 11 yaara balitii . . . 
Pleas* drtv by . . . and if ktora- 
esled phone owner* at EV 59228 lor 
appointment to view interior. Will 
accept *3.480 down and SIS na fid] 
price. 

ESQUIMALT - *2.060 DtftWt 
*13.300. Neat, atijnon haasmmt bn 
galcM. 4 roraat. A-l condition. New 
oti furnace, aarage. 3 kxa Ooee to 
all McRitiea McCandtooa Realty, 
» Frat EV551U. 

Berry, no aufce 

NEW 5BEDROOM. L200 HQ. prl 
I — carpirt. basemeni. landscaped 

- . BY OWNER * BEDROOM BUNGA ! to^J**Gn fren< ***' ® t * n 

BEST QFTER TAKES. 4 BEDRMS tow. automatic ml heal Near i _ 

3 bathe. In Fairfield area Restored. Lampoon Bf. Emulmalt Full price IFOR CHEAPER TAXES AND 
reolumhed and Otl-O-Matlr boat (l.flm cash. Clear title. Vacant, batter tiring, are Grant A Jreklai 
Full baaement. Ovner. 475-4237. EV 2-Sftl*. at Langlard. GR 52721. 


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Sunday, March 20, !••• 


ISO HOUSES FOR SaLF i ISO HOUSES FOi SALE 


HOUSES FOR SALE ISO MOUSES FOR SALE ISO HOUSES FOR SALE ISO HOUSES FOR SALE ’ISO HOUSES FOfc SALE 


ISO HOUSES FOR SALE 

P. R. BROWN k SONS I 
LTD. 

762 Fort Street 385-3435 

• • • • 

THE PERFECT 
COMBINATION 
OF OLD AND NEW 
OAK BAY SOUTH 


* J. H. 

WHJTTOME 
A CO LIMITED 

fcSTD ItH 

Victoria-Duacaa-aicm*.nua 
(- 76* TOST STREET 


TOPS IN VALUE 
UPPER LANSDOWNE 


J. H. 

WTOTTOME 
k CO. LIMITED 
estd im 

Victoria- LfcincAnCb, mmia 
70* FORT STREET 


BRAND NEW 


RITHET AGENCIES 
LIMITED 

714 Fort fttrrri EV 2-051 

| SUPERB GONZALES 
HILL VIEW 


MAYFAIR 

REALTY 

LTD. 


THE YORKSHIRE F. N. CABELDU LTD. 

737 Fort Street 384-0514 w Broad street kvftjti 


; Woodward ■ Mayfair Mall 

i nil Douglas st TOWNER PARK 

I HERE'S EVERYTHING I COUNTRY CLUB 
v _.. I Attractive heme on a shcl- 


Eiubliabad Id 1M0 

ALMOST 

IMMEDIATE 

POSSESSION 


You *. navR m anything Ilk, POSSESSION 

THE EXQUISITE CHARM OF THIS ■Partarular >1«i' and mrroundlr,*. tered COve — one acre With,.. . h| 

IMS SQUARE FOOT EXECUTIVE uf IM, Ijonsalfs residence. Only » 1 i-lV uater frontage a«t MidtiJZ!' a 

RESIDENCE IS CERTAINLY OW kiwi pewtd**. 4 bedroom. I . * “ 1 \ Iroma S« ana Mttpttniwl, * 


Sigyerti locailoa m a quiet (Mad Md OF THE FINER EXCLUSIVE UST and a dm. Jt* bath,. Hi all about fOTPShore rights 


gracious ■ f shaped living and din¬ 
ing rotua <wlih nr,Mar, I. cxmwmieni 


OF OLD AND NEW Located <w Frederick Norn, m * tan*.. TM, (la, saw Kadroum EG ED TO OBTAIN TIE MTTIMQ 
mL* niv CflITTH 1 mn * 1 F'P'lar M n “4 Oak B*3 n * -r km, will ha completely firuahad AMONGST LAWNS EXF 1MITE 

OAK HAY SOUTH Uvk. im. uwvu mw bom, l> ^ cainadral qpLraora. Lara« SHRUBBERY AND VIEW! OF THE 

A biraigJftgJy kept, staidly bulll older I *value lor th« family that L-ihiiad living and lining non CITY BELOW. IS ON LY EHHAN- 

bOM, JaMun ng haamed ceilings, ■ JJIJf*. *J 'fl^nlilihed Brt ? l “ hmkaa wlUi doual* SRirnrULrY Ey^JurNET) ARE 11 “ over , Saanirtt Inlel" to qur mqurv I l*«da Uaell lo easy development 

,luoa ftrapMc*. large aaparai* din y lt * H ™ -■*” *> "■ J ; ™ 1 "*" (Ink, oak cabiftets. hood «nd ho BEAimimLY DMIGNEn ABED , a ina „ ir- plrliw and bird Ufa I For your aimnunimi min you'll n»K BAY 

ms na wlih iaullja .ida4iuar4«| W 1 v “ l ? ^ K^arEr* 1 ' *«fi SUBURBAN .nuW aroSd «M ahnrtaln* In ! m>oy lha large sundeck But (Mol ran 

ssirr issTs;ar C”™" nr -“air jrsr s« "sl - ssss?»;?Sasl ? gordon head st; jtl? ,s;rt M “ ■m shss beach d 

tssfrur.-T.'"* *. -” f *?"- - “ v r.‘r,r«s. ■ss ssa ars" 1 ..,-:jet: ss 

lima rail WllTfiAVH IM-1271 or .... patio aa a boma. Dallahtfully ,nd rtvFiy lb, rood U(r _ _ JUBILEE AREA han« maid 


NORTHWESTERN 

0 

R S of Victoria 
T E . - Lid. 


EV 5-6741 


NORTHWESTERN 

O 

R S of Victoria 

T E Ltd. 


until rrmnC-d ",hl'"d and radroo- mraair orrupanry lo vi« any- 

SSeTSSSw? ^2fih MaSh-ti '»•» «*» WLF- DAVIS, wen or 

hlandUic madam alyla mauriali *»S27A 

Thar, ara Uiraa bad room, and iparr .... 

In tha uoXlMMiad altir (ur anoOwr > 

Ihrm flu, a woand bathroom And rrnocu pi Dir 

all m a douhla-aiw > 150*151 ■ kw UtAJKOiA rARK 

TERRACE 


Th. aaliina prir, I2C 500 and Ihara 
AM trade poaaiUUllaa. 

Call S. W. BRIDGES 
IV1W4 — CR 1-1455 


I Ideal rail ram, nt or aUUrr home rcaifhad In. (My tS.SOo 


_J llr ^5!'rX e m^fmaf^kHrhaD «“•> * * l, P‘ from Ihr Flax,. LOU' BLOOMFIELD n.awaarvT Ck “* 4)1 *!*>• *<"*11 tn-pt*rr w-parair dlmn* room „q.™ A.WAYS" 

5fn.n, V 2a. ‘^wThad^JS a-yir^*d radar eolla«a with llvbi* M«2*5I «• 477-4i« 2„ U ,?, hor "' *• •» «*““•>' oorupaervy , talchao with Individuality all " , 

"mil'MaedS.Irway room. Mlrhanatla and 1 badronm. I WIT” DWVE-1R GARAGE A.ND ISevmJ food (ruii iraaa. lot. ml U 1U own. , with huUl-to ran*, NEAR SCHOOIJ 


FAMILY LIVING 


MODERN. 4-BEDROOM HOME mi WIYln rmNTRC «W* ParttHka 

, .... REAR SWAN LAKE COLWOOP CORNERS naichbourheod Triple plumbed, roe. WATER. A TO 

room, and two additional bedroom, LARGE UVIRG 
GEORGIA PARK £2? U«Ii b S3t 1*^ raurmnanl or aUrlrr bom, roufhad lb Only *32.50) FIREPLACE D 

TfPRarF nr.M.r^^rom iroMou^kltehan «l> • lew •L'p, from lb, Pl.a. LOUT BLOOMFIELD r'AIUNKT KLEC 

TERRACE wlr^ 2rm. V 2a. Tv^Tbrdroiwii 7-year^ld radar colli*, with llvtn* 1M2UI or 477-4** *UH DECK. F 

In till, allrarUv, irri of quality PLUS tnrlowd Ualrway laadlng to h furn?tu'm DOM HKATTNC 

homa. hl«b above Cordova B.y»ou TWO EXTRA BEDROOMS. Spark *£' FAMILY LIVING 

ran have ft vlawa. an arbidua | 1B * clean condiUoa. A plaaauro- to i"'*'"™, " ■* <wl P^» “ 538 

Head I*, quinine 11 and pnvary; and Conq (inaadof. Priri |U M J.^.1 *“* M ■ P?” F«“ r “ tllatH TbM home OFEN Tf 

yet be only IS mhiulei to Miy ran call DON BACON, Mi-4271. Guteanar. nrter, j bad room, pirn «a extra in 

tro LwMa yoa will be impraiaad ihe lull baaamam. a)on*, with axlra BAHOLD GRO08 

with iha many allraniva fr.Ium • • • • oiumbUi*. A llvtn* mom wiih fire 

lnrludln* panel I aa am raw, mod ESQL'IMALT place, and a' quiet wwd panelled 

era open Walrcaia, aparlnui livin* WEEKEND ... . _ . . (amlly roam of imnu proproUaru LPL 

aria. Thraa badroomi PLUS dan nmo-r mivc Haadyman ipaclal. »nwiri on tau- Sparklln* view, ton cd Swan Lak, rri itictu 

and two full bathroom. «i lop BEST BUYS mm bnuaa ExduMaa al <pdy Ill.MA Call SEAVltW 

"oori tamlly room -1|h 2 pra b^h m co >NAlJuHT _ vnc WEST **" Gul '“ r JOHN L WILLIAMS An eminent 

room. Ullard room and much more __ . no ^ man. " wu *•» .... 


(or family Uvln*. Hu*a aundark wildllla Hare la the place k> live __ 

patio aa a bonua. Datlfbtfully ind «>F>J 'ha food Ufa _ JLBILEE AREA 

(mlibad with all tha axlraa you THE BOUSE HAS TWO LARGE > * t?r-1’ IYYT 

expert In find in thla parkllka BEDROOMS OVERLOOKING THE LAKGt UJl 

nalfbbmirhoad. Triple plumbed, roe. W *TER, A JrtLED BATHROOM UerdeneTi dream wuh thla rlron 
room, and two addltlnoal bedrocma LARGE UV1NG ”G0M MOTH bia^alow, with full baaa 

rtmiahed In Odv P)«l FIREPLACE DINING ROOM. iai*u. uiueunr 41 haanna 


EV 5-6741 


cy\T - U a m. — OFLX LINE 
IBEACTDRIVE MN-T^S THIS 

Tda older homa wall deaarvrs _. . . 

lour atlaniioo. Many Ihoumnd, or Thi» w * 11 . * ,n B ’ lB ' w-rakmd — i 
dollar* have been apem on thi. lovely bedroom., laife livlnt 
home maldn* It row of the moil room with fireplace, ditun* room, 
uivlo-dilt pri»rlj«( In Iouyi. yel ^l«*trlc tdtrhen. lots of *ior*g» 
H rotalna all tha comfort. W«- ,«* •**. » 'rkr* old. Trlrod 

nrea and rham « hard to find «o aril at 111*00 Call JEAN 


mam, paekaia automatic all haatin* 


nowaWiya- Featurtn* a roomy ,n 
try hall, large llvtn* room wittil 


SOUTHWELL J8SF741. 


ROCKLAND AREA yet be only IS mtnulai to rtty rea- call DON BACON. MB-4271. Edl1 * G 

CLOSE TO tro Inaida yon will ha impraiaad 

CRAIG LIAR ROCK with the many qprartlve featurri • • •' • 

CASTLE lnrludln* paaeJla* anlranra. mod 

I YEARS OLD am open Malrraia, aparlnui living WEEKEND „ 

. l-badroom plua dan with waU araa^. Thraa bedroom. PLUS dan UJTCT BUYS 

In-WRII mrpati. large living room >«« M” bathroom, on lop BUIS 

With Uraplai,, draam kitchao with Hour: tamUy.room with 3 pee, bath n7 CONNAUGHT - Vnc WEST 
ton and garbaja dlapoaal unit. «* I room, billiard room and much more v_ . mj Iwarment |14,*5U. 
cetlanl rluaau. Price OL5H. To view rail W1LF ~>,,.wvnv tor w,n 

TrlpM plumbing Indudln* 4 DAVIS MB-4T71 or Rea: C5A5274 U30 COVENTRY - _V1 C WEST 
pr, katbroom glua 2 pea uff (hal Big older tamUy boma or good 

maalar badroam, and anolhar 2 -pc, • • « • a fevenue. tl2.<60. 

hi tha baaamam hi H. DOUGLAS—Vaiuabla holduia _ , 

Com Mel, Iv Dniabad haaaman . „„ property modirnizad 1 BR, (imlly PJ., * 

with Oil4>M»i(c bol air Healing OLD WORLD QIARM home. Sll SOI badtitllu 

frorod 0 ^'“und^apir uT' V < COTTAGE HOME ' MR VETERAN - Good J - BR bun- 


WITH DJUVE-IN GARAGE AND several good fruit tree*, lot. •( of m own. / with built-in rang, NEAR SCHOOIJi 
04>M HEATING uhlr rom and planty of room on cloae mm. dlahwanhw. frid*ediir. gar 

538 "ifln 1° hall acr, for cultivation h 0 Ob«r, borator Panelled dial, with fir, Svear-nhl mwm rathrdral an- 

oaev mTwi-ra, Separata garage km taxea ball plM ,. roro-pwea powder room Ip ?£££ .Tvla^SlS ^mwata u7b 

OPEN TO OFFERS „a*i lo handle. Full Prtea *U.*n*0. ttw open aUimeil lo four larg, J2^rta!beht ^ Ym 

M« «14 To Vlaw cal. Mr. Hamil.m, GR 7-lS«. ha*5S lar*. mmt.r MM* XtSSSFa wm.m 


wuhar and dryer fttlcd. >'uli 


thm i y-md . « sr | 


tsoi down. Call Hn. Edith Gulaaiar 


UPLANDS 

SEA VIEW RESIDENCE 


OAK BAY 
EXCLUSIVE 


homa well worth your taepeclxai 

SU^'^TERMS* oi* r S TER 

«clujdv. UMinc juM dial M5-47G MONTH lnrludln* TAXES with 

Ask for J«n Bldlyard ,ao “ Prke j 13 500 

!EA VIEW AND LUXURY JDHN NEFF - EV 5 6741 

JORDON HEAD QUEENS AVENUE 

Over lioa aq. r. of luxurloua Uv CENTRAL PARK 
In* large auokro living room 

■ MxISi wdh an root ive roiaed Tw* lovely Older homa la fraih 

hearth fireplace in Colorado and on ihe market and will ba 

Utah aandMone Dining room mapped lip quickly. Thraa bed- 

dream kitchen 1 bedroumi dec man, and room for Ih, fnunti. 

and uLilij. FuO raanenl haarmmt. larg, living and dlmna room. 

OOM bearing Carport. Many n Fidl bamnent *2 000 down at 

uaa In tbli qftauty homa priced tha firm price a I *13.000 By 

al SM.M0 Tn view rail VREL appolnimenl rai thla axrtuatve 

HULLY MM741 or *2-**l. only, pleaae Dial KVC74) anytime. 


GLEN LAKE 


'n,T IBR ^“lE Thl. attrwhlv, country homa lei Could ba higher! Caah lo mortgage' grac*. it was buUt to the 
KSS. IllsST baAtlful irrod aaiun*. ha. living jMi Mureo tenaM Nmt Town and best specification* by craft I- 


* „ , . . man with fireplace, modern kitchen Country hiking IM*n Call 

_ _.. »*fi VETERAN - Good 2 - BR bun- *|th mahogany rablneta. 2 bedroom. LYNETT* DELAHUNT 

PRICE INCLUDING 2-YEAB£LD , daHaMfuBv different you ,Urt,r ° r I,urfment * 107S ® ind Uwaly roe-rmm. all on one »BM or M*-»l«9 

FROjrr^lRMiKJUfRICIIMTDR. to '«* JENKINS-Glen Lake - Low door Low U»,i. Urge lot ind I be 

WOt ► AT ELECTRIC IRAN(aE, TV oaA floors co— < t&x- 3 BR hufifaJo^. fuJl phr« 1« only &1A.300. To view V1PAVT 

TlOtSl^GtinS 1 %SShmc ,I Ma' 2J5fl«3r%3rTtai. MMmS? Aicin, B.m roli Sfra Edith Gulwn.r, ***-*42 VACANT POSSESSION 

rut Nr an D run DRY OTHER •"“1> kltTOwn and dinette. It'* built DRIVE-BY your abolre-pleaae do 5 or 4 badroomi, II vln* room • 

CHATTEIJ. L OTHER |-rk |o ^ (q uk , ^ vanUk|f aMnaei-hut "h«n. m, __ fir-pUce. elect, idichan, baaanu 

eoc qco tha vlaw and give privacy on cover foe lull dearripilan. • ONLY THE RICH CAN tw*r new Ml hiroaerLarge 

gza.mu | mtt ani | uncovered Mtir Deiirahie tit, t tv co\t wo i*ni I AFFORD TO RENT! bandy locailoa. Low down paym 


JOHN X WJLLLAMS An eminent architect de- Loaaly, we(l-e»red-fca homaa and “> * jack Unlvrd 

*» ._. _... ._garden, aurrouad thla two-badrocaa Ask for Jdfin Molyard 

signed thi* proud home in Eua*,,.*, in south Oak Bay cr-rm- 

B RINGING IN STEADY the Tudor style with Its £Jvjn* S EA VIEW AND LUXURY 

MO PER MONTH timefesa charm and easy icurhei iod >Kiuded wind^rk. Fuu r;nRDON HFAO 

T^, , *^d ST' ,t ifi wa * 4 T l Jl to ' he "-"^f SwS: 

ai Mureo home_Naar Town and best specification* by craft*- mad. Ovar lioa aq. n. of luxurloua 1 


men in the 1930'a and now 
lor the first time is offered 
on the market. 


Plica *15 50* 

R F HARRIS 
EVSD74 or GR7 2M* 


. . ,_, „ _ _ _ .. . Situated In Ih* heart ef tha Up 

; 4 bed rooma. living room wit a lAndl commanding view, of 


ad and uncovtred patki. Daalrabla 
OWNER WILL CONSIDER OFFERS I high rlaaa-ln area Part haaemanl. 
EXCLUDING FOREGOING CHAT | oil heaL ExcelleM term,. 

IELR Full prtra *14.300 

ERIC A. MACF AD YEN the lavender lady 

las M3* 34 hr service M0 4271 WS 9120 

a a a • 


COUNTRY SETTING 
3 BEDROOMS 


MOUNT TOLM1E 
OVER M ACRE 
THREE BEDROOMS 


Lei Vuur rani dollara work for you 
— 1 have a neat S-raom home that 
ii r(ne, to aehnnli, ihopptng and bui. 


FRANK BOUSFIELD 
l»2H or 473-1000 


OAK BAY NORTH 

LANSDOWNE SLOPE Hi Quadra ' # * , “* *- view 

2«4 OAKDOWNE Perfect Rc t i r emcrd ^ SS^mJES 

neaullful. modern kroom bungalm* ^ .—-i, -vj, . Two badroomi on the mdih fkwr, _ 

In apmieaa rondltkm. Through kali/" * iJTl,. mv'UllhMod-afiwll vkw onr lar«rf%*wdroom u pa lain Aulo- - 

Sertrlc kUctaSTuMh brroCflii irol '«* area. 3 twin bedrmi love- oil heated hdt-waler Unk. A will 

and many roblnet. and adjarem /> «IMil« bMhrm. Mua utility phia £!j 1 L h “}r* fi** ^LiSiId 0 mil*" b, 
utility. * BRi. ( place vanity bath attached finite Idcderal, down S *?eiv u^i icrui loa 

fujm rwa fiord Ihroughnut. In high, payment. *12.»S0. No <klve-by pleaae “' h ^! vltw c * u BEN V,cLEO ' ) 

Sr. “r 7T.ro™ 4^r r V , w h SJ!E! FRED CAMPBEIL “ *^ 1 ' 

wuh Gardan lol 70*140 with TO BUY MR4271 TO SELL - . W1 


GLEAMING STUCCO 


room, 13x1* with good fireplace. 


Ililurb owtien—but phone m, flraplnce. elect. kUdiefl, kaaaaaiDl, ihe realdeoce hai an In- OVER M ACRE traa In ihla qdality home Priced tha firm pairs of *13.000 By 

all dearripilan. - ONLY THE RICH CAN near new ml furnace. Large lot. V M!rw mtram-e to a hall which THREE BEDROOMS •« **4.*S0. Trr view can KjUEi) appolnimenl m Ihli exrluaiva 

Bill TYSON 388-4271 AFFORD Tri RFNT 1 »*-•«■• Iff **" hM a fin* aialnwa* and al*) on HULLY MM741 or *3»g*l. only, pleaae Dial *85-1741 anytime. 

BILL 1Y SUN. sw-cm AFFORD TO RENT. hand,*.■ ojy thla .eve. then i. . .pqclou. Ask for John Molyard 

« • . . r<K kXjSpielxj dr twins room with adjocrnl B tov- ly tr«*d lol am a d»M-#nd V/ -. D A wt« \rjFUf 

Lei Vour rent dollan work for you 5M-2H or 47W10M morning roron, family roam, library *«•. Compn.lng ala room, Woa PANORAMIC VIEW 

rv.yaifqrt.tr o, ...mat/. — I h®v» ■ n#ti S-phoiti homf Ihn w |tK firraU« r WhMif rwm avwf m llir * # nrcrfmUon room with flf»- c RFnROOMS tl 

CXJNTRY SL1T1NG n How to BChooli. ahopplni »nd bua 71 TRTT FF APFA klirhrn of *moif ilzt On flw P** 1 * hBthroor r* 1 sir- ▼ n 

•i ornnnnM? I lovely badroomi. Living room with JUBILEE AREA " Sf? , “ , .Tf:! TL-SJ ,!!! and double carport. Thla home , 

3 BEDROOMS naiurol aUmefiroplace. Family kll A rOTln |-,,| ¥ renovated 2 -bedrm Su - five lia# te hJdi!2mJ? - i™a 'hfm *• »valla*la for Immediate oecu High looallon with view from every That's all It takra In buy this 

v™^ E r £ T ™.« M ssr»: 


appolnimenl rn Ihli exrluaiva 
only, pleaae Dial JSVI741 anytime. 
Ask for John, Molyard 

$1,250 , 


n\JI V 5RA1Y1—17 MR) FTTH Drlc * "L . .ttriui r»T tranaportadon and Jubilee Hoa t. 

UNLY M.bUU C.l.M. view phone FRF.D. MCLAUGHLIN. pi^i/Attractlve living rm with Ore- a; 

Large faerUly-aU* kHrhan living *V 2-43M tanylimei. place, dining rm. lamlly alas elec a 


yean old. Large living roum 
fireplace, wall-to-wall broadliwm. 1 


Eroom alurro bungalow Full 
cement baiement. Oil heat- 3 
bed room Large family ilae kit- 


C. N. MONTAGUE 
CO. LTD. 

Bienehard at rort EV M*18 


pltal. Attroctlva living rm wild nra- an enormoui racreallcai room with mow a-o-w family Mm kitchen with load, of r h.n I ivina rtxim with firenlara 

place, dining rm. lamlly alaa elec a tplendld view. In ihe basement Pleaae call B F. Gorelv, EV 3-7174 j-^imirdi. 3 batha, rec, room rahlevlalnn"* Tun *?( P n»L 

irlc kitchen. Full baiement. auto- there It addltlooal plumbing and or GR7-C7S3 fog Im med iate Itiapec- Wayu Venter haa IxxMhl gifiw a APAVEN EV 5*741 eg 

matte heating. An excellent buy tor O-O-M M-wafer heating Uoei. aS? £2’ J ortrod lo arif ai iv ^nu SP ' 

onfy 1*500 with *150* down, low The ground, have been l.ndicaped Ssnn JEaS SOUTHWELL EV< - 7m1 ' 

monthly oaymenta and low tax,.. i n a manner lo pleaie I ha aye and ____»«'g7*l ei non nmi-u 

Phone MAS. ETHEL HARVEY M*- ye( he ea.y to maintain Be.ld# —- $1,000 DOWN 

2 S 6 or 18543.8 ih* houae there la a fiagatone ler- Langford Spcrln! 

rac* and In Ihe gardyn with It* _ VIEW AND OAKS vl ., DC 

SIDNEY VILLAGE tall oaka tha aweeplng lawn la BYRON PRICE FOUR YEARS NEW 


*1(1,8511. S. SPAVEN. EV 5*7(1 of 
EV (-7013. 

$1,000 DOWN 
Langford Sperin! 

FOUR YEARS NEW 


HR, nil furnace, copper HW Unk. 
■Mage. Gardan lol 70x1(0 with 
■noli, patio, aummer hi.ua, and 
many abruha eniuring aecliwion. 

PRICE $22,000 

Flaaaa call MR. HOLMS. EV 44006 


V.L.A.—or OTHERWISE 
1 ACRE 

SEMI-BUNGALOW 


TOWN k COUNTRY 
R 
E 

UAK MAY 11 btdrnomi and d«r (or DR>. Built | R pp 

awa^u (hr## - Wdroom in mnA foHip<#ifi' rwBjc rr i • * 

da luxe home cai quiet itreet be *7 1 .‘T*" 1 _ t Glorkju* garden .urrottodi thtx de 

full Ham.nl OH-OMatlr modelling, panelling and roderorar T l.ghUuL well built, rustic bungalow. 

|u( air haaUng. drive In gang, and if*- Ulean aa ■ whtatle. wall-to-wall 2 BR* 4-pc, bath. Elec kit. hi**!v 

Many n*har da lux* feature, carpeting, tiled bathroom and kit Y ^ fioora, patio, fuU baaemtcl. 

TMa Ii an Ideal home fog ■ chen. Larg* dnuhle attached garage LIMITED ntl-O Malic 

grroving family with . hlldren al and workabng with breaaewav Fl'LL ppinr fiNT V 514 90(1 

bmd.ng Oak Hay Junior nr Senior BASEMENT —pfcge nil heat 1 acre 1,17 “,*1*1!* *■ PRICE UNLI »1»,4W 

High nr Wlllnwa arhnol. Poaaeaalnn of cleared land with open view* In “ 7771 Ruth E. Hutcheson. EV 4-Ml* « 

ean he airabged Immediately nr m* .qnrlh Douglai Royal Oak GR S-15M. 

lalternallvelyi tor a later date. In arra a> lima gnei r*i ihta will be _ 

chd"*!"* armada during tha vary valuable properly and can be OWNER TRANSFERRED $1 500 DOWN 

bnught now under VIA or aiaume ^ n lv . 

$21,000 the exlatlng roeiventliaial mortgage YOU can profit by thli FORCED NO TAXES TO PAY I 

TERMS TO A GOOD COVENANT ■F* r ™> **aW-*4«» (town at SALE ai a 2-bedroom home. CU1SK ZVk15' IJ7 FP 

|.p|/i t Midi'lDVFV *15,800. IN. It haa qew autontitic oil hast. 1 

n. BlALrADIEfi hnm , h , , v, >■ oak fioon. full haa,m,nt aaparaia *1T7 AYTON PLACE 

EV I-J43* M hr aervtra SIDE to fully appmale the valiw' <'i <un * rnom (amalli and large j bedroom,, hath. elec. kit. range 
Call GUY MEUFFEU 1* 4271 * lw-1rlr Wlchen HIGH LOCATION met., part 'basement, Oil-O-Malic 
PARADISE FOR TWO anytime. ,l,d nle * trnrti yard with ireei Garage end wortuhap aep, 8pic and 


102 * Btaiwbar* at rort EV MU SIDNEY VILLAGE tin oaka tha a-SpItw lawn I. BYRON PRICE FOUR YEARS NEW 

. . . . bordered by a fiih pool, a profu- m « QUADRA ITREET IVINS) Unique design and expensive mi .38 ACRE 

ec am it fPTf rP Allr^cllv#, coty. wnlt« itucco rtiirt- a jnn r4 flowwlnf ahnib* ind crmnl i^ruiLa art ii-ni Ifirouchcput 

W.IW-JUDiuot. ment homa lo apoUexa ccaidltlofi. i,u bui ha about In bum Into bloom modem heme. Only 2 alepa al the . rnr4 , . hrllh . 

FOUR BKI3ROOMS, living room, ktt. Living room, one bedroom, aparlnui THIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY FOB * RFDROTlM from dour yet in tha IIvIim room Iz'l. ' m ,v «i 

full BASEMENT. Attached garw cabinet KHchen. Pembroke baU- A FAMILY WHICH CAN AFTOHD 4 ‘_ you we^MHtn* high anuJig the nu^fiv r^mero 

Fruit tree*. Net taxes *B*.*S. Miaa room. Eaailv kept V*. .ei aewer, eel THE BF.ST IN QUALITY AND COLONIAL trtma tops enjoying the panwamU ^ 

P raw on EV 4-W.t, ^e. LOCAWJM TO ACJBt** * An . ulhm „« lly Celled Cnionl.l 

A71TTNnANT nHARM m MG5 or S7A1000 vnSFST RILflfDf'NTIAI* ARP1A hum# wuh at.utlcrrd windriwii and “‘it?.,-nj 11^%2-bfdmom mnchff It • 

ABUNDAINI U1ARW or Jinwo FINEST RESIDENTIAL ARBA. %nxfltAh B | dlnJ flnJkh |f«iurtni • ^ S p ^ drMm h»uw. v^lh Urfp livlna 

RICHMOND-LANSD0WNE RFDRfVIM HflMV $44,000 good ala* IMn* rooo and dining U “hnThi r ”' m dlntB * r '" lm - mahogany 

22’xl6‘ LR, FP 2-BEDROOM HOME p — THE PURCHARF.R MAY rt»m, kllrhenwtib teparata nook Up«i aialrwel! U. hUh. t-bghi Jmeben. Aulomaltc oil heating 

$12 900 AriOUTRF AN Am ATE NT VACANT a»mdec4i. 1 Va t^Dirooena, baiement baaemeni. ( vaaci « maturiiy Draft healtate. lump to that ptoma 

Glnrlqua garden aurrotdida thli de .£S rnR g]2 nm land carpnrt. |18*Si *,! * *! , lni ,! and (Lai 3RSKT41 and say 1 want 

lilhlfuL well built, ruafic bungalow. DRIVE BY 1541 CEDAR HILL X InlniJ) GROOg W44614 1 Ryrt* Price, IV 33(8 •« aaa tt now by , Q inr lha , j, a mn home 


ABUNDANT CHARM Riw « jikiooo hnest reside 

RICHMOND-LANSDOWNE nmprtrtM UfiMF $« 

22-xlfi' LR. FP 2-BEDROOM HOME ps _ Tm p| 

Glnrlqua garden aurrouhda IMi de $12,900 f^ U lr>R *02 w« 

iighifui. well built, rustle bungalow. DRIVE BY 1541 CEDAR HILL X l/ibnr n rRrina 
2 BR« 4-pc* bath. Elec Kit. h>»fiv Rd Ai-ume mnrtgag* *S,*0D. pay- KAR * 
uak fioora. patio, fuU haaemanl. able KM. PIT al only Ft* intaraet 
Oil-O Malle. To view Inald* rail 

PRICE ONLY. $14,200 ^ed CHastbe*. - 

Ruth E. Hutcheson. EV 4 Ml* or **93*« or MKStflg 

GRFUM. l. E. Kir*. Maytalr Raalty Ltd. GARDNER 


, $S. un SL rr; k J*" per (»«•"» houae, with large living 
kitchen. Twn beauiUul bathronm. n , m . m ,h.,gany 

iqwTi iiairwell to high, t«7*[" kltrfirtt. Aulomeiir nil heating 


hava improved JP"C this hum. 
Priced at too sea u now by 
calling 

Mr*. W«tr, EV 5-6741 


Draft heattate, lump to that ph"ne 
and dial 3854T41 and say 1 want 
to »r* that *10.31X1 home 

Auk for John Molyard 


ERIC A. MACF AD YEN 

EV 5-3431 34 hr aervtra 

PARADISE FOR TWO 


$1,500 DOWN 
NO TAXES TO PAY I 
25 x15' LR. FP 

*1T? AYTON PLACE 


WESTERN 
HOMES LTD. 

n? FORT STREET 


GARDNER AGENCIES 
899 FORT 
385-1448 

SWEEPING VIEWS 
OCEAN AND MOUNTAINS 
GORDON HEAD 


BETTER THAN NEW 

Lovely I bebnun home cabdwi kll Quiet Secluiion With 
r A a ™ pl7 P bai* : Panoramic View, of 

s "o? at y and Mount * ln » 


with patio, nice loentkat, only I yra. 
old. Full prira IIMtl' 

Cali *TAN ORR1CK. 1*5-3(11 

aryuma 


MAKE YOUR OFFER 

A vary Bond Inaklng ton, 'll 
aimd area. 3 b,droomi and den. 

Lma of living rnom to, lha family 
Cloae to Caahollr Church and 
arrival To find mere rail RAY 
CURRIE EV 5-4741 or M-M6: 


OR THREE OR MORE In thu a a a e 

wwutartanrl rd arantr beauty. Nea¬ 
ly AN ACRE <W aerluvion with tie ... . , 

FELT LAKK TRONTAGE The rhar HURRY ON THIS 

tvuni alucco cottage arallri among /vyin J (V'iTinV 

cedar arbutus and wlllowa with vrtJWLi ixn.rt 1 lu.v 

sent met fir* >tending guard. An |f v.ai are looking f.w a Ibree hed 


sai-?*»!as ,- M.n«Si h S& - GORDON head secluded^treed = 

R. FOSTER. *5* 28*2 3*2 777* and lawns Glnrioua arbutua traa Lovely a, a view hoar* In tha aver • w_,,, w--- tha [T 1 "" 

SUBURBAN LIVING ^ ^ uu.,. "LAKEHILL" « jjiag? SSi JSStSsSS 

$10,500 * BR- 5 bathroom home oa Savannah Thla home !a adaptable to tha lar*r gVIIr W NDOWS overinnktoT a kiirttan and aa np^ate wtlb (M>M 

A beautiful homa la a picturesque B lh r Uikibeaiei. EV 4-1*18 « /''*• , Al1 u ™ °S* noor ,- (J Btiaker family. On the main fkmi vrludi-4 nutdnci PATTOwtthBAIt ™nia"^w waaU^famitv wanting 

•suing ctuacaly aitiated m 1 acra. rJa .ywa ■ " with brick FP Smart alec. kit. wtlh Ih* larg# living room, dining ana BTCUK > P lenaarooad win, rock, „ 

I of lall tone ireea N-rtT d no! G "" K “ oodlea. o4 cupboard. - laxy .uaan, and kll chen lake full ady.ntag. ol 5n.ro uSta mTlMUm 


Thi. .aa.7. arils. n-al*p homa U 

ailuaiKt on a Urge landscaped CLRRIE EV 54141 or 

••* with If,eg and ahruba gain,* __ 

plus a*clud»d patio and fiab pravt DREAM EXPRESS 
Short diilanr* to tranapertath*. 

Catholic Church and achuol The r f vow credit 1« rm 


ISlLcSK Head* area''and^fxu * 'Tf lovely home tn th. *SLS5.“hHSSSS 

^flr ‘Si lha ^ tl«f»,a«5 mid If wllh out door-Indoor w Bedroom utlUIT <4! 

mo tar trom in* new .university .... H v^-., plate «<• imu 


tdeto eadrement home. room home wl’lh rhirmln* ItvTng Umv'toalir^LR 1 ™!* "™W ‘LrpeT — ctinmiTNT *l*c”;an! «lc~8p*cioua dinetle with th# loviy Wew'“5i*fq are"*^bednnmi SrIcIT To'ceVlinG »?"wltli**u*id' n , ...™ | ^ 

PRICE $15,800 r ? nm ' mnm *2?. n,od,rn kTO mailer badrom 15x3fi W/W larg. RETIREMENT aundeck oif. ' bedroom with panel- nr 3 bedroom, and den and 4-pc* SidlnTni 'Sin in-line BUILT If Full Price $19,500 

Call Mr*. Harti MV308 anytime v«"' haa vllaht < ‘ PC * h “' , _ eiedrir COTTAGE !tuel W *ilnu* tM Tju??a l |a *hfmt t * > w'!fh 'm e! . ! ^ 0VEN RANGF In kitchen. I Tn view this axrluaive llalinf rail ^ 

* ‘ FB - 11 n8i ■ uiij aiyiiini kiichrn with dlninx atm. Buinifn _ __ iiffti ilrw. Coocnn Mint, wiin ifc. room with (Irfnlaci ind ii u... Uaiir«iroi impIaui imntiv 1 1 tux hkf$' fv lAii invitmt 1 

HAM n»v harnmenl r.lhedrol entram^ and I. a^DMa.Ir funic? 3^ Slh BY THE SEA Playm,. OLtomatkr. drtve-ln garage, twn.lv, wall-lo-wall irprt. flnj.h.d 'figL,*''TXfcWTJSeiii ,n>U “ *•*" 

OAK BAY «i * tovelv lot This horn. Is only aitachgd dnuM# targgr Stahls to, . _ . . . . Si'xHI' lot. fruit trees. Low taxes, bedroom and 3-pre. bath. Large Sr.SZTw ^ iw,iT^gii m 1 •« 

- ’* t ^?°' rl iL ,,r,rt<l 3 h.iroes. Grounds landscaped Fnr P? Price »« SMOtt Ro»r Smith. M2-ZUT. blacktop parking arro and carport SSj5 rt w !Si, TSIsia ^ Wong ESQUIMALT «•«' 

wtlh fireplaca ««"“ "• ha waiting (nr your pliaaa c SIndea ^ hST^KJ ,n •''commodal, the family hnai iVa 34S* Mitlma VYfl IKIVF *''/ 

a mom call. 3L M.im roa araaiM ^ *1°*.. _ (roller and car. Thla home could IV EXCLUSIVE ART 


Catholic Oiurrtt and achu ol Tn, If )our ,, (ha ngl|t 

11*0 aq n taingalm* is apollesa track but your drrama ara ei-la 
ihrougtvwt with pirtur# window tracked by too Inn* caxh. ALL 


* IMMACULATE’* 
1080 AMPHION ST. 


ail- -■■ nai ini-owaiir [umar*. g-nre oain 

OAK BAY nn a lovely lot. This home Is roily *n ir h*d dnubie gang, Stahls tor 

** 2 Bedroom, *t x i.VSZ. n> f-.. u 'u '* p Z?* ri 2L prlr " 1 7 b-raet. Ground, lamtaroped Fnr 

•* Living rikim wtlh fireplaca at Hi. 100. III b# walling for your p#nir«!ar# p i iaM clt C. Slnden. 

II SfT,Hi rB 2h , 'Hmenl ” WALLY hA-UCAN. 1*4271 ^ " > ' nU ' -*'h P firo 

^ * • • * "IMMACULATE” !St ^ 

:: ISSaV” 1 " EXCEPTIONAL BUY 1080 AMPHION ST. ™p"?5 P "P.rt'"^-^.^'“'“twSSCI APPROX. 1 270 SQ. FT. 

• Fenced lot >^a Kxo>j|>n| r , a , Mrue uoiL T-year-old atuccu bungalow, Inuiw 

*. h *.Vi ,, y!2[ p( i!. nn '‘ , -,?, U * ,y "$1,000 DOWN!” Drive by tliia * yr. groom plua. MHA . 512 000 ulai# rundlllon. Thro aall Iga. L 

■liucled horn. Clear Till*. *' hum IMv awv hun#.l~ Ram .. # . aha»«a livlna » *(V. dlaiaa im 

eixrwui Where ela# ran you buy ■ "indeni ^ Rm Kv,™ bedrm. Dr-In Gar view br appolnimenl nniy. Mr imar , tf ^ P ra bir.el kitchen with 

*ia,«JU 3 BEDROOM. FULL BASEMENT Level lo(. garden and (roll tree. "•"A EV 4-Ml*. EV 4-348B exclu .p^-tou, 0 i r ,,i,. j | gr BH. : full 

J P H EVANS a YEAR-OLD HOME mi theae terms! pp^., n* m. i 0 aril with NHa •*'•- high basement with professionally 

Loraifd In a good area and cloae mortgage *10.(im - «% - *M PIT „ __ , linl.hed extra BR rurrdaia, or den 

4 " In SCHOOLS and BUSES. Ihli must y-,^ lumber delajla and Wvude l-v»k $7,500 JUBILEE AREA WurkMuqt - anaRg, arid Ige apai-r 

h, nan In by appreciated Phone Mr. Ludbae EV 3-727* or He. Vm.e TVvu.w P.vment ,or ** mr * rtom Plumbed and wired 

BEAUTIFUL HOME Hill palfrey, sw-ssti or nastat. “Y Your Down Payment (nr ^.h,,. anJ dr> „ Lm, ^ ex . 

LOW GOST SECLUSION 5**-XifiK ; 4,||^«MI.I hum# n, a mnm. with pen.lva exliai auch as: elec, fan 

Thli glaaa atucen five year 2 bed * 2 V.L'A. PROPERTIES 

ri.m home haa larg, living room •> a ad t liTmRfV>M5 

wtlh fireplace, beautiful ro.ew.rol •• •’ v/rv ’ l J « mile clrcts *-room. aeml bungainw 

Heclrtc ktlrhen. rentrol hall, modern 2 YRS. OLD — GLEAMING "o 1 act 1 . Extensively modertilaed 


(roller and car. Thli home could 
never he replaced at the full prir, 
nf *24.500 and will aall quickly. Nr 
drive-bye at owner', request. Ah 
polnlmanla can ba arranged by call 
In* *5-1448 

JACK GLOVER 
GORDON MARSHALL 


ABOARD 

First Stop 

A modem 2-brdronm bungalow 
wtlh secluded patki. wlda lawni. 
voting (null tree# and roar, ev¬ 
ince' WilkmanavlMecurhan. 17 8M. 

Try' PM <Viwn 

Second Slop 

Twm pretty lajngalnw. mi large 
treed lot. An ideal 2 f*m-i'" 
ae( up nr wartar wilh gm«| n - 
enu, langf-ird IV-lh fnr hut 
•II.kin Tn |Min d-»7i REV. Mo. 
ARTHUR EV 547(1 anytime 


NEW NHA 

HIGH LOT-3 BEDROOMS 

A lovaly homa wtlh many extra* 
Ort.ra a goof vlaw of tha aurraund- 
Ing area. larg*. L shaped living 
mnm and dining mnm 1 kadimmi 


£ r £ d™rv Z'i LANDY STARTER HOME 

la.erneol home 1 * twin* sold daily , 


berouaa lha Vwvtora are muvmi 
Only 3 yaaro old. and In fir.' 


* Intrma. nice living mnm. roht- 
nrt kiiiewn. It ha. a new mi fur- 


high basement Wllh professionally NEED 4 BEDROOMS? 


Ing area, large L adapt living Mallll. payable al ItM per 

mnm and dining mnm 1 had mnm a: montk. ~nrtudin* taxm. Enjoy ih, 

4-pre. vanity bathroom kitchen lart , iigutrck Uv, aummer to a 

plumbed tur wa.hrr ami dryer Sun hretllga area Foe apple, to view 


di, rowdiiuai. i’.S, NHA nace to pan haaemeni liluaf.d 

Mart gag, payable at It** *»’ I rl, “» to In Wvqw and I ran ipnr- 
tnantk. “nrtudlng tame. Enjoy Uie talk*. Full prir. M ain. Tn view 
tare# lunderk Ilka summer to #1 (tail RAY ft’RIUK EV 5*711 or 
1W tflltC. 


v,rrvr,rtrt anm. linl.hed extra BR rumpua, or den p „ aa , |lv# m , , ^11. I d ' r k nv »f carpnrt Full baaement MAURICE SMITH or FRANK __ 

$7,500 JUBILEE AREA WcckMinp — enrage and Ige apaix hava wtal vnu r, l.nklnc for and j w" h * n }f ,lr , n “ >n Li' 1- tu JZL CARR. EV 54741. COLWOOD—ACRE 

Trv Your Down Pavmcnt **'"'■* Plumbed and wired ln lh , lANJU»OWNE AHF.A. Thit riktof' itolh l«m. 

Try Your Down raymeni fnr w, ah er anJ dryer. Lota nf ex- roe! family Ivxne elan ba. a full 1 > hna# V Wung. I\ F-4S* anyltme JKI^BOURNE DISTRICT ' M.toera w-nnar. h.«,a w< 


2 V.L:A. PROPERTIES 


Try Your Down raym^nt j or *nJ dry*r. Lo*» ni tx- pr!] family tran*' alaft hat a full PIwm V Wiind. EV &-S4SA anjllmr 

Subaiaitilal home of * room, wllh pen»iv* exfiaa auch as: elec, fan h.jrmerW rumpua r>»*7i with, fire- 

la.entm and exlro wash ba.ln. In kit.: (Mible S.S alnk; garhurotor, ar¥ j a wide-open corner lut. ___ 

New miiper piumblng and wiring flunre.cent lighllag Oulalde thero la ^,1 prir, (is m 

larg* garden wtlh fruit ires. Guy » ciawrete patin, fencer bark lot In ryflltP HAVTNGTON 

Uvmi.tr kv lasts rw DR *-(40*. lawn, xrvt rie weu Minimum of work LXJULi HAVIINU IxJlN 


M'Xlrrm. oompacl hum* wuh Isrgs 
livng f'xim. 2 bedruumx IIW 


Very .urM-t.v Eroom horn. « 


( mile rlrct* t-room. semi buogaln- Vymour. EV 4 MU or GR MBS*. 


quirt street, cluae tu alt run 


DOM beating Garage Small 


I w i h room and I he bedroom, are 


and tmprvoed home 2 car garage. 


large Full high baaement with pack OWNER TRANSFERRED Ideal fnr veSeran >e rivlltan pur¬ 
ser oil dinar, and large rurruxi. , #,TVT r> , m am ,i/« ■ i ■ Irhaser. Full i*'ic, *15.800 Call Mr I 


•gr o(l fiirnac, and large rumpu* eirr? o t t AT eli 
fi.xn. Wired fro waWier and dryer > * 1U ‘ P ■ Al b*4 
rarwwt, new lawn, by Lavrtu. Reduced $1000 

traffic. many qxlraa foe (he 

Sbaurd prira of THU home la amraig.f 

*11 iwi and haa been fully fsndi 

11 J.ISSl narklikg manner The 

GEORGE 8 LEE mrot bright and hat a I 

RES 471 IH BUS: *853(33 area. Cnryeivablv. v.rn 


$107 P.I.T. AT 6>4% l ! I EV T7T7* nr'Ret 


Thli home Is imniiil new home, 
and haa been fully t.ndaraprd )p a FAIRFTELD 

iwrklikr manner The kiHJien 1.1 nuiw.puu 

mrot bright and haa a targe raltot lArlta fanll | y hrou# 
aroa ConreivaMy. vnu ran have ^ and 


SAVE $500! 

"COLONIAL” - » 1133 FORT 

- WINTER WORKS! FAIRFIELD $14,500 

Oakwood It. iGocrbai Head'. 9d ™ pCff'^Ji kd52S Virol" '‘"iity hom ' ^ wh *' 

.ewer, new area AimoaL 1.308 «i '«*■ "" I, ™"'|J“S hav- vou* \j*. mnrtga*,’ Giva m, 

uro'^i.ri'V .ssiffvLaa- a tsfftis * ™«r.ui ,h ^ *«" — •< **■»». n*- ■*- 

f$HTV»r. carpnn, ■uoatrK, L . .rot —^ ..d akM fiMr 

Colonial flreptore. full >wwmfnl *{*«. ^ n«e, to^andjihopa. nea^ DOUG BAVINGTON 
with roughed-tn rac room. Bbultars. L. . am 3197 - - - - vu lui .... .. ktw.« mwwhv 

vanity bathroom. NHA financed all 0 ™ 1 *' 183 * VM »"**“• todl price on ihe abov. property 

»'«•* interest! Full prtce • after 1 aix.iai 

winter wnrks jlmw i just (IS.Cfl ——— 

Call Len Wardle. 477 45(8 i anytimei 

DIRECT FROM BUILDER TO YOU FULL PRICE $4950 


required t«, maintain Cloae to ahopa. I 

hue and achnnia Exrluaiva listing | 

Price 511*10. Roy Smith. K2-21S7 JJ 33 FORT 


LET S TRADE 


FAIRFIELD $14,500 


Iwu bedroom, asd a den with .pare ,j v|n _ an q a 

LANGFORD ^ 

Vary liwv lave* « yrs nM I bed h * ,rm »" 1 " llh , * Th Hew roll 0 Lawli 

room houae Ideal rowremew or, ™">P U » u,t h *“ k * oe EV 2-403*. 

warlina hnm, * fin' school, i loaa In bus anil .hops 

* "pRIfK MW0 this home la well priced at *18.588 

wiih linnB down and 175 monthly ' , ° u *b» brighlneta of thi. SMFLBOL 

CaJI Mr* Marti H554U anytime 1""'* believe II . ..V^VT . 


LANGFORD AREA 
LOW COST HOMES 

1 Blucco home wtlh one bedroom, 
larg* living room and kitchen 
Cement basement with goal 
furnace. Big garden, gaiag, 
Alt fsrirad. Taxes *1. *7.(00. 

I. Slucco two-bedroom home, liv¬ 
ing room, electric KHchen, util¬ 
ity for washer and dryer Tar 
port and work.hop. Small lot 
Taxes *1 M.tmi 

*. Slur.xi twxi-bedroom home wllh 


WILLS OF t^HlTTOMES, ***4271 | 
* f • » 

One Owner-Two Houses 
1215 BASIL—$10,500 
3181 SERVICE—$14,000 

1. The Basil Strefl houae la com- 
lilneli furtil.hed even to the 
rfi.be. Two bedroom, wllh 1 weal 
1 in haaemeni. newish 'nll-o-maljc 
lurnarr Thi. home could rcnl l..r 
SI2H with all furnishing* and I. 

3 minutes (Horn Ihe Bay. 


SHELBOURNE 
MOVE IN TODAY 


FULL PRICE $4950 


Vr and span two-bedroom bungalow, >KAS,CR CONSTRUCTION LTD. A pf>| rwtmi | nvt elment. 3 BRi. 
■nuaied rm hue line rtoae to shoyipips LR. kitchen, and hwthroom. Base- 

renlre. Lovely living room and larg, menl rfew wiring, copper plumbing 

Itoighi raMnei ktlrhen. N" Hero. Low --- - CAW furnace Rental value *8 08 

taxea. Nice fence.1 (id Good terms .month. *3880 00 to handle Mr 

arxt price. Di view roll B. Lawlro. NEARLY COMPLETED Evan*. 182 2W7. avea. 185-5483. 
at E¥ 3 7/11 ■* EV 24333. 


large living room electrr kit- 3. The Service '5!T* house ha* lovely 


chen. vanity haihrnnm. Auto nil 
heal lot KtxliO Garage. Price 
la son 

FOR LANGFORD HOMER 
RHONE GEORGE *. I.EE 
RE*. 47HK« BUS: 3*5 305 


TAYLOR SPITTAL LTD. 

■H BrougMan HL 


view liver city and I. Immaru- 
lal, complete with 1..R . D.R . 
Iwo bedroom, plu* extra large 
I tivli liaaemeiii bedroom with 

iiullt-tn .tody desk and riraher. 
Siho.il and bus one block away 
1 Beautiful are*. Easy financing 
.« hath Iwmca. Owner hai bought 
| an mud wll quickly. , 

WILLS OF WHITTOMES, 388-4/U 


CADBdRO BAY 


I ,DRIVE BY 2558 MAVNARD ST 
WEALTH AND ENJOYMENT 

£r.. to . %!!?«? ZrV TV^- 


IIIGH OVER 
CORDOVA BAY 
$27,500 

Situated ■ In taka advantage 
.of a magnificent ever-cham- 
in* unohalnirted view This 
home of 1730 aq. fl. has a 
marvellou. plan far enter- 
laming, with tha spanoua 
74vis living mnm. aepwraled 
hy a large ixntry hall from 
the dining roxn A bright 
kitchen. hreakfait area, 
laundry room and Im bed¬ 
rooms all an main floor. 
New on the market — Ha 
aure lo .a* this by appoint¬ 
ment with 


MRS. MITCHELL 

984-3231 - 

COLONY HOMESALES 


3 FIRFPI.ACES— DEN ■ l *c rf h ‘* n ' of aPficnx 1 l» .0 

•t rmr.ridii.t>-Dr.:x No , tfpa j.hedrnti.. U* rm and | 9831211 

“'BRAND NEW"—$33,900 FP din rm kit With unlit* off GOI ONY HOMFSAI 

large 14x30 garage on a 70x148 ft.] '-DtoUSN I MUMtSALM 

Kaer Ih# Oak Bay Coif Count, «'< *»'» healing_ S1S.Srt>■ with |_ 

«5TC«EK. UXl. • *,3.« THtS to AN.UNASSUM.NG 

TRADITION Marble fireplace In at .... adiertlarmasu. tm« III mMMge Is 

trartlvs living roam, louvred dour* great: t have a unique 3-iwdrui>ro 

to dialn* room, huge KITCHEN T2A7RFT1TT n h ‘ , T' , ^!" r “**. Entirety ramudelled 

FAMILY ROOM wllh BEAMED P AIKfi th.tX» and fully up to dale Exciting Uv 

CT.IUNG* and HRKPLACE. .on FREE LIVING }"« ,x,um with «l*rtrte flraptap, 

deck laundry ronm. PANELLED t Large mailer badruum, filled with 

tlKN. I large bedroom*. m*.ier bed This Immaculate home has been built in vanny drawer. Large.mud I 
Mom wtlh Ttoe vanity haihroum divided into 4 aultra with separaie ,rn dining kitchen, aundeck Fencro 
FILL BASEMENT. RECHF.ATION entrance.. Owners Have a charming playground, love I v green hou.* rh, 
AR>:a with firm lac. Deep lot wuh living rami, didln* r-«m. Ivdrrver what* home Is niled wllh fin, f»# 
INTEREST!SG SECLUDED GAR and kitchen. They live rent free lure., ungaaumtog on the outside 1 
DEN Including gremhauae An n as payment from Uw other suite, in an unanumlng city locatldh. clusr 
tremaly ' WELL-DESIGNED AND ">«■, than pay tha bill*, Situated to school. A real gem. Can b, 
BUILT home, ideal tor lha proto, on one ol the nicest street* 10 Fair bought with a -nail purae If need 
atonal man and hi. family wishing field and m perfect condition this be File young and old Call me 
t- ealabtiah thamaelvaa ui this SU *° *uicW> FPU Price la only quickly al 188 43*4 anytime, i. 

pxjrn iRgi 111 98fl Etiema. of Eltrnta. and Johnston, 

WALLY MILLIGAN. 388-4271. Lid 


FOUR SPARKLING .NEW HOMES 
tllxUDOU TX) tfl.23B.nt> 

I AND 4. BEDKCXtMS 
4.N MORTGAGES 

BUY DIREC7T FROM 
j. McLaren 
CONSTRUCTION LTD. 


BUILDING 

OR 

BUYING 

For a guod deal and a good 
deal more. 

Stop In at our 30M Douglas 
■tor. 

Complete new homa construction 
•,r- ire, lnrludln* plana, properly 
and financing. Alao many new 
NHA home*. Ilatk mortgage wllh 
198088 Winter Bonua applying, 
ready to move Into. 

Call T. A. Dow. 38*41*1 anytime 
Kaaapl Conilrucllon Co. Ltd. 


UPLANDS 

$27,500 

DON'T MISS THE CHANCE 
TO OWN this home aituated 
to of the nlceat area., 
THE UPLANDS Entram* 
halt leads lo spacloua living 
room ihrlfk flreplacet and 
a partial view nt (hs water; 
family size dining ronmi 
electric rahtort kllchen with 
eating area; utility room tor 
wa.h»r and dryer; 3 twin- 
size bedrooms and a larg. 
(■pr* bathroom. Downstairs 
ha. large racreaunei room 
with fireplace, 1 nice bed¬ 
room. 2-pc. washroom, load* 
of alorag* .par, A garagt 
aa well as covered carport 
Corner lol la NICELY 
TREED and landscaped. 

Call ANNE STACEY. 

334 *984 33*-323] 

COLONY HOMESALES 


HARRY 

FOSfER 

LTD. 

Opposite "The Bay” 

1113 Douglas EV 2-2101 


BEACON HILL 
$1,750 DOWN 

■4 Rlnck (run Fairfield s famed 
park and cloae tn Dalis. Road 
Waferfroni. Very lovely interior 
Living mom wuh wall lo-wmll car 
pets, dining room, electric kitchen 
and 2 bedrooms. Hsumoil wtlh 


BEAUnFUI. ROCKLAND 
AREA 

ENGLISH TUDOR — 

U1U MANOR ROAD 

This lovely h<*n* wss huitt 
4‘. yrs ago lo rigid apart- 
rii'aimn, with ivi expenaa 
spared, and la truly on* In 
he proud (4 It cximpeiae. 

I jrg, entrance hall, wuh 
mahogany slaircaae, 3-pC 
powder roran n4f. 

Reamed living room wiih 
aand.lon* fireplace and 

mah<«an> panelling 
Separaie dining room 
I xira largs k 11 chen with all 
elec "built - in#.“ Adjoining 
laundry rnran. 

Panelled TV room or bed¬ 
room 

3 lied rooms up and balh 

laixuruaw rumpus r-rm, 

baihroial). and R/t bed- 

r.»Hn In baaemeni. 

HW heal 

large detached gar>|* 10 
■mall landscaped garden. 
Come and see wtwt a won¬ 
derful buy Ihli Is *1 *»USSJ 
tail pleaae phno* firal ao 
that we may expert yod. 
•Phosi# III «47s 
Courtesy to Agenl* 


CORDOVA BAY—$19,500 
SWEEPING SEA VIEW 

This 2-bedroom, full ba.e- 
menl home la brand new 
and will b# completed In 
2 wka. Situated well hack on 
a larg, lot. Roughed m 3rd 
bedroom down and roughed- 
to Rumpus Rm with fire¬ 
place. To view, pleaae rail 


Xrtlimre* J?r£L>l ham on properly Pnre «iii 5.10. 

Dlan. and only 4 >~ r * 0,4 Call FRED HULLY. **47 tl or 

home la different and ha. every- magai 


thing for modem living Yuu mu.ll 
•re Hu. home. Asking Pri r ';«ifU¥i rviU/M 
*17 901 To view call C, FIMLDTT ,l "" lpdvv.n 
EV 54741 or la* ISM. 


VIEW ROYAL 
POSSIBLE V.L.A. 


Older N-mc. 1 hednmlnt la 12 * 
dining and living rooms, lull h««*. 
mem High lorsiinn, eaira loL 
•Vino. Mr Rergman or Mr. 
lqvum* EV 547(1. 


A hisn* and a milage .lluslrri 00 ... . 

a half art* in ih* ( mile circle 1 

A aparlnui cabinet elector kitchen | 

^ nWr^tM VICTORIA REALTY LTD. 

men! ^>^^^ 3 ™ V»*w St EV 2-9145 

EV 54X1 


JESSIE McGRATH 


RANCH HOME 


rvAtr mv nrAlirv ll year old bungalow ln Immacu- 

I UAIV DAI nr.AU 1 I late cundilton. Csliforwa "1. " ahapcl 

j LOVELY HOME—$16,800 living loom and dining rourr all 

toik fluoi*. cay tir.'pl.ir mmli-in 
If you requtra a IJARGE 2 BED rl "'*D r "llcben ami utllll) tm-in 
ROOM hone. If you en>ry roum *-Ut waah.ng ranliliea lw» Iwm- 
lur entertaining, ami If you want * I " J '“xlroiun.. oil healing. 4 i»\ 
cumpleie comfort, this w.lt please l»mbroke bathroom bully n.u- 
you. Full baaemeni with .mall toled Ju.f right toe ihr ratiiixl 
room and drlve-la garage Pleaw No .top. Tool .hml an. 

rail for mure detail., MILS. « ,,r ‘‘ , . h ?P > ull price *13 (.11 

M.IVEK 3x54741 or *» 2 WS 2-14*1 or K W right. 

lrT , 1 hV 2 Wd* or uffic* IV 2 31(3. 


CHARMING OAK BAY 


FAIRFIEIJJ 


electric hot waisr and laundry LEE FORBES, 382-3541 Of 


trays. *1.758 Down. 

PRICE $8,750 

Mr. Vlnlng. GRM7S* nr Mr. Valla. 
EV3-KM. Ofllca EV2-21Q1. 


JOYCE MILLER. 477-6161 
COLONY HOMESALES 
386-3231 ANYTIME 


??????? 

ARE YOU LOOKING 


Nuuks Wit, 9 bedrm. lull uawmenl H ' r ' *• ■ d«"dy bungalow, cbac. 1 i. 
12 yr old home. Family klirhrn ««'cr I-arge living ri»>m « ib 
lovely living room with Roman '‘replace, two gi.al sued hcdioon, 
Tile firepla** Rec rm wllh Iwr. m bdero large alertrlc kitchen, fu I 
lovely IrS *1* 790 with good Isnns h **'mrtn with extia room end 
Cl RU« DUNN, «47*L 

CLOSE LN Were, EV 2 14*1 or office, EV 2 IIU. 

1,500 SQ. FT. __ 

Bsaollful older alurrord home 

•ven a wl.mng well 2*1 foot living ESQUIMALT 

room, firepiace. ]( ft. separaie nfWlrt’IftiTO 

diningroom. Isrgs eleclric kllchen. nuurtmblt 1 S 

3 large bedrooms ( pcs balh and $19 950 

extra In full basemen wiih bed 

rooma Oil-O-Marto heal. Spoil,.. -k,. .arnomu 

and ihlnlng like a new pin. Foil oi l IM ao* B n °bSSna 

once IimI 11 * 'jno I’ait [»VRI< nome 01 J.aai aq it noaaia 
ADAMS EV 54X1 a (alhcdral rntram e wiih rar- 

AUAMS EV 54741 0» 3A3N9. prl«l Hair, leading In Hv 

ing room uCfenng VIEWS .g 

OAK BAY. TERRIFIC! .•!««. sefahate 


ROBERT, HrADAMN 
*8* 13*8 — 477 *5*3 


Cl.OSt TO SCHOOL! 

4 Bedixzans 
*18.88(1 

Vacant A rlean older home 
Ideal foe a family! Large 
living room wllh fireplace 
a family dining room, bright 
kitchen. OOM neat, separata 
garage. Close to Jubilee, 
could be revenue too. 
Reasonable term*. I b»v# 
tha key, see Ihlt today, 
Mrs. Mitchell 

Cukiriy HomrsaJas. 38*2231 


GORGE PARK SEA VIEW ROAD -. OPEN HOUSE 

Gosper errarent, Esq By owner Seclusion, Character, View FOR $12.9507 SAT. AND SUN. 1 U,4 P.M. 

1 ran,ferred. Pnaa. May 1. Syr.-cdd. v »->n iwi _ „ 1** Mlldv* Lana 

LR. J HH. DR Lge Kit. alnklng ONLY $20,900 7 YEARS OLD Gordon Head'i finest area, colonial. 

Fire place. Hardwood thru - r« [ „ irn | rir ,.hi. home k,. rw k . ”* vle * new * bedroom., rumpu. 

Iro l r°.y.^ PlU I-..n R 'n Pt !' I,rt 01 “ v| ng are# wllh a aeparale j Immaculate nostep sFuceo bufiga n f! l }|l!!* LV>, 

Ml drapes, range. Full R*m*. ginmg room, large, bright eleclric I low situated on quiet atrecl. cloas P**- _ ,u,ll,y 1 ran *_?”l 1 ” 1 w)Ul 

*ar»*c — plaauni garden, pafiu, ^ kitrhsn two anal sized bedrooms! lo all ‘cunvemeorei. featuring 7 1 exceiieni floor, plan. 385-9*74. 

•vindicrartt fish pool. fountain | ^.Hnnl clothe, rupboarta. Marta bedrooms, nice living roian | OLDER-TYPE HOME 


HOW ABOUT THIS 
FOR $12.9507 
7 YEARS OLD 


CORDON HEAD 
1815 Lea brook Place 
another home by land 

CRAFT . BUILT TO SPECI 
FICATIONS OF INTERCONTINEN¬ 
TAL DESIGNS. Thli 3-bedronm ear, 
Irmprrary homa 'is superior both 
In design and workmanship. It of 
(era luxurious privet* living wllh 
It, rortoaed garden court, fully 
landscaped. Full Price *2* 508 
New, open for Imperil<» 

GR SrTM 

Special Open House 
Sat. and Sun.. 3 to I 


for a besutlful NHA — I hedroom Lovely twsne i«t quirt street Ju«t 
bungalow with sliding glee, door, a .tone s throw irum srhuuix 

'*»nmg onto eunderk from dialog tran-pxt. and 1 . Thu toim. 

‘■fr*- feature, a large bright t.viny 

room, dlnmg room, sad leauufuily 
WE HAVE TWO large interim. Tliq grocruu. sun 


.excellent buys at *14,908 and 1*' 1 rr j' • nd rnyuv, 

| lll.noo with down payment! al ■ | l dsy expoaure. The high cemrnl 


91 447 and *1 547 


hasement has a drive-in garage 


Windscreen fUtopool. foun tain w(|h re^r-Hned clothes cupboard., liras bedrooms, nice living room | OLDER-TYPE HOME a „ . 

P * l rtl J 1 ** JZ., J n . r Toilet and .bower In part baaemeni. with fireplace, electric kitchen. a h,dronm. R large living room t 

iS^ST'xt^MaS- KB* 011 h '» l <>«•»» 4pc * „ lMt , hr ?Tr i r W ^ ,'ecVto kilcrien. f-piece ito, .on NCW 1 h ^ r ^' 

Sl!^u M Ld Li vn p,tort»i: 111 ■ •■ r *' tarxlerlr which rradd mg attached garage porch, full cemrnl ha.emem gar “ ® 

emal^to* al 1%. *28.508. Principal. , ailly j «.,o*ed In foe exlra llrt^ JOHN THOMPSON age. Oh large kg. No tTO«i.b, W,<me 

7^ _»D*ce. Large, weil-tondscaped .ton^ drawn payment refused Priaclnal. “ R JJ- 

xvx. ... r « nuiurs In# lot. approx 388 fl. deep by 30 ft *7332 _ .““only. Ulema after » weekly. 


SLEGG BRORTHERS 
CONSTRUCTION LTD. 

47471JI 1 Eve*.) 478-3256 


space. Large, well-landscaped .kqv 

m SALE BfY OWNER 3-BED ** " d ” P by “ * 

room contemporary poal and beam Call BEN McLEOD 

rewdenital, nlre view, drive by 3400 J984.'71 or Re*. 4T7 399* 

Brawmng Phone 383-1871 to »'• 

Pdwipau only. .see 


t\X NHA financing 
1 bedrm 1 full bsent, as low 
ss *1 *88 down. 

Winner al drew 
MR D. SOMOWSE1 
MS Hillside 


$11,700 

LIVE RENT FREE 

Sell - reclamed 4-ROOM 
SUITE on ihe maw floor, 
and a 4 ROOM SUITE Up¬ 
stairs. Live In one. and rent 
one, or the perfect nn.wer 
for two tamilie. Each suit# 
ha. 2 BEDROOMS. LR. 
kitchen, end bath, and aep 
aralr t n t fs it c e a. RifT 
WATER OIL HEAT Call 
now 10 view. No drive-bya 
please — At Ih* vendor's 
request. 

MRS. J. WALDRON 
479-7360 or 38&3231 
COLONY HOMESALES 


call Charles Morris at Reesnsi and ? *™* “ *f r ' 

i Pinch Home* 479-3*11 day or eve ui jrt lnT C * 11 

-- —. PETER W. BARDON 

OAK LANDS - EXCLusiv* CALL ME ON THIS ONE 


ESQUIMALT 

ROCKHEIGHTS 

$19,950 

This lovely 3-BEDROOM 
home of 1.100 aq fl boM'A 
talhrdtal mlrarv e with car¬ 
peted stair, leading In liv¬ 
ing room uttering VIEWS rg 
lice, and >,. SEPARATE 
DINING Room and addi- 
txtoal dining are* in bright 
kitchen. 

Master be*m F.N SUITE (J 

Large, nJreiy panelled rec. 
r-*toi. plus huge daylight 
work lira. Situated un at¬ 
tractive ixyrnrc lol wiih 
lawn., shrubs and naluial 
r»«k. 

Fnr appointment lo view 
pleaae call Barbara Hum, 

COIzONY HOMESALES 

38*-lJ3L res (UMH 


CUSTOM DESIGNED HOMES BY 

r.r^'ZSrTrad 1 ^ ’’ii' -Z.CZ.r~~ p‘ ;^r»4«] or fruJ ”’ ,rw ----. !„( CADILLAC - Nice 4 Room 

ST. Rolwru. 39Kt!gx II via are ss liMivMuallsI this Is ^1^?*™*^,!^.''' wLL, l °to| ,0 " a n" 1 _- -rasher, kilcrien and drag— In | For sppolnlmeru to view pleaae call I LONG ' AND LOVELY You ^>u*ll see this Im ,ly, ,i*d« l 41“ t"'5.«o* Ttl *" 

"RKDKV RUhGAlTyW GARAGE Ihe^ home you have been looktoig for iSdmainy 175^5 rood garden *41 080. UPLANDS. NO STEPS. \ living ronm Included, new rxxTRear |. wftklna at l»Mll or res A rtwi^nf fasnily home torofed home' Modrrrueed wllh real . EV 4 *12* 

ro^JVlW ks Ckw Known at the cesUa. high on I hill rt^T,to to«slB1 (wTwIlkC 0» - an acre. 3 bedrooms and dm. More and bus Mop 383 49*0 in tha Reynold, Park are- 1560 «, artlalry! All ih* room, art targe | KV4 ”J ? ‘ 

adaAl and law Oil heal. *fireplace w!1h • view of Ihe city, ocean and JLrwn. Principal, only. 3S3-5715. J doubly carport Please call Ml.. REDUCED TO p Ml ; FRASER BISOOE ! 5' lvm * lhe r to t *a ut,,ul INiced' PEMBERTON. HOLMES LTD. 

.in tt-ir min M 98B GR 54870 islands. The living room l. 14i9t.-—-- — Sandra Hawk,.. Douglas Hawke. PHONE OWNER. VC '*“* -rr-> ra-ieta. -1 r , r t floor. 2 exlra^ ,**(7 f f al *13 358 Small drwn payment; 'v— ' — -T 

rtednr range M 909 GR . targe family klirhen, 3 bedroom. MODERN 2 BEDROOM HOUSE BY Ltd . EV 4-7139 f Re.. EV 52SMi . K . n m Da, f lMMatr *^ srompu. m IhMfulL high haaemeni anil handle MRS. MrIVOR. ph GOOD SUBSTANTIAL 4AM1I.Y 

xnr-trvniA rx vxxThI(CTlDN I.TT1 ii. haiKrnran>. full haaemenf wtlh i-*nec m Gtantord arra Full band -——— — , FAIRFIELD—NEAR ROCKLAND.-- ] 43 (Mn d>avn win handle Full pnra 98547(1 or 98*-281$ (re. ) home, older type near town aid 


J.J.H.H. [ 
$15,500 


JOHN THOMPSON age cm large loi No tfamahiel anurtDcn COLONY HOMESALES 

dm payment reTuaed Prlnrlnal. MR J? LAJLAJlN X HUMESALta 

182 782 , only. Ptwria after i weekdays MS Wttalde 

Dickie Agenctoi Ltd. 385(*H ---- 

---- ----- NEAR NADEN IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 

OWNER TRANSFERRED. CLEAN "NO STEPS " REDUCED TOSELL 

■rodera. 2 bedroom aiurco bung- Kroon stucco house. Largs Helm (no DOW*. *73 PER MONTH Rrtl | em erl j ipec | a | —1 rooma, com- 

llmr. exlra bedroom and nunpua r*m, kllchen4lnlng room and i r.. __I_Plrtcly redecoralad new wiring . 

room ln basement, bright targe twin tfia bedrooms—Immaculate f * 7 '** 1 T 1 *}, f** 1 Df" .2L?"-Sl!2? l uf , 2Sfc 

ss? “Bfi-aisSe Mil ™.u ,u% u p ss; 

isched garage M|h .dry lorall* In moo O'Reilly Re all, 'Z. ___ 


OAK LANDS - EXCLUSIVE 
*92.588 

Live ckuw lo town in this 
3 bedroomed family home 
large brignt kllchen xviih 
lose ol ruphnard. Living 
naim 14x13'. OOM heal Full 
cement haaemanl. Low down 
payment 

Call Belly silver. 385-2883 
Colony hum,sale*. 19*3311 


LITTLE GEM 
*8,750 

Perfect STARTER or retire¬ 
ment horn. Living rm, 2 
bedrm a and gurgenus kit¬ 
chen (A quiet, convenient 
arra I, Re .a stable lermt. 
Call Mrs. D. Topallan at 
4TI-4377 or 38*9231 

COLONY HOMESALES 


This modern home has 1 bed 

hum, large dining room and NEED A HALF ACHE? 
lovely living room with firrpta<e ! 

There are HW Dior* through*. Then don’t rinse this rtandv m 
Viry clean oulside and to It atccey bom* uut in Ihe Royal Oak 
has S large garage attached. Thi. *re*. Thu home h«i hern . , 
home is reily 3 yean old Thr| hul11 *Af* well looked after and has 

K re Is mlv lli.480. Call RAY * ,ult h*x*menl with oilo-mslic 
RR1K EV'54241 oe 988 4S2. furnace and is wired and plumbed 
for automatic washer ann dryej. 

, ____ There is ao extra lot with the 

4 BEDROOMS property whjrh r*n tw bought 

either a* a whole or separntrl'. 
—h_, A,^, r T ’ 11 * rixjld be very suitable toe 

?™* h ?"f. ^^ qusllfyed VI. A buyer, and weU 

town. Uli older to* h In very i worth looking into si *11930. 
good oraydltirsi. Newly deaoratod! 


Inside aad slurmed outside. G*»«1 
targd baaemeni statable for a larg, 
rumpus room. Full once only 
*149(11 Ask tor RAY CURRIE 
EV Mid or XM-45&1. 


DON'T DELAY- 
CALL ' EM" MrKAY 
AM 3589 

Metropolitan Realty Lid. 


HIGH QUADRA 
5 ROOMS 


LONG. I-OW AND LOVELY 


DRIVE BY 

j 114 CADILLAC — Nk-e 4 Rrosn 
der i l,un **fow - 13.588 Terms. Then 


fi. od ronvenienl livmg on the msiii the kitchen ta beauitful. " Priced I PEMBERTON. HOLMES LTD. 

floor. 2 extra rooms plus space tor al tl3 958 Small down payment,---—--— 

a rumpus to tbrtfull. high haaemeni will handle MRS. MrIVOR. ph GOOD, SUBSTANTIAL FAMILY 


VICTORIA CONSTRUCTION LTD I |to twthrnrro,. full baaemesyf wllh ,saner m Glsnftrd area Full taant -- -:--- - - FAIRFIELD— NEAR ROCKLAND.-— -- --’.(tnn d-avn will handle EUU pnc| 

takes trade* set Cuiloni-Buill bouae, I rumpus room. This home is set with dr m aarag* and frtMtad rxwsn. BRAEPOOT 7 ROOMS 2 BATHS *U 158. 5-bedroom older home WARM. COZY CLEAN RETIRE *2fi 308 Ptoaa* dall Joveq *•!*■#* «r. 
Phime Mr. Job#*. EV 41112 <g iming tree*, lawn and rocks. To'rinse to acboui sand stores, 02500 N" slept, *17 958 15% down. Taxes DOM furnace. 228 wiring. -**xes ment bom, two bedrooms, me* 11y*a Forties. f8*n3b COLONY 
3*5-2221 for full particulars. view call STAN MITCHELL 38*4271. <7*MU1. 5231 net GR 7 1535. Owner *121 net. 385,1*23. 1 location. 1*» Lea Av*. HOMESALES. j 


- Mann *«n will handle Full pora| p«g74] os *8*2W* (re*.). 


*231 net GR 7 1535. Owner 


*12* net 385,1823. 


1 location. 1*3) Lea Av*. 


Some, older type, near town aid 
wfinnls: graxl rmlilira, aulnmstic 
furnace smsII d-iwn payment easy 
terms. EV 3 «*. 


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HOUSC FOR SALK 


HOUR IS FOR SALK 


iso House for salc iso House for ialk } (ZnlnaiBi 15 

Sunday, March 28, 1 *44 


SWINERTON 
STEWART CLARK 
LTD. 

•a brolghtos *t «v mn 

SASEENOS 
149' WATERFRONT 
NEW USTING 

Thia aanforUOia 9 ran bungaicr* 
with a mat baanUlul view Iran 
Lung Ran. Dining Hm and Ett 
rTvn Juat 49 mlnulea from Cltj 
mill*. 92x39 Uviaa Room. flraplace 
weU-to-vuall carpal gueat mr DIB 
Inc Ram. «l#e. Kitchen with ma 
fv*any ptotatHbfi 1 Bedroom*. UlUi 
|v ran equipped Mr waitor and 
dry*-, Seporai* Garaga pin* lari* 
aiocaga room. Mkr garde* with 

WC3 a B»LL , S*T 1 T«m 

AVAILABLE li' REQUIRED 

PRICE .$18,250 

MRS. ELLIOTT 
EV 3-9893 or EV 5-2481 

KXCLUMVE LISTING 

RICHMOND-DESPARD 
5-ROOM BUNGALOW 
Tin* attrarUv* and wail mu harar 
FIRST THUS ON MARKET ta* 
Thru Bab. laraa Living Rouen 
'kadll wdA ring****. toMfa; rt#t> 
Inc Kitoban (19*12 1 . I Bedroom* 
11 ooulrf to iued aa Dining Ron) 
full mini Baaeraem with t*rx» 

Vtrrr.Ksn.r sXIwUined 
GARDEN with variety * JJ""" 
and 4 kiafta mi trwt (rw. GIU5EN 

PRICE.$14,*0 

MRS. ELLIOTT 
EV 3-989J or EV 5-2481 

EXCLUSIVE LISTING 

EXCLUSIVE 
3 BEDROOMS PLUS 
GOOD AREA 

Fir* lima on «ha martatt. Hiw 

in \ par-old home la In Uamaculair 
rsmdilioa throughout and prtcad fa; 
aril. *■ Feniure* arr through toll | 
plan, well-appointed living room 
with Orrptara dlruna area, large 
r.uiaet electric hllcton arltli aalina 
area. 9 good hadronma. and to™; 
wnd Boor* Ihroughnut. The lull 
ormrnt haaemenl 1 * apmira* with: 

extra toAird tod room. •««»**! 
fW>« toAtloi and . 

aaracr I ill *l*a glxUt. well to*” . 
ai 119 BOD (tarma arraagbd' To 
bie« nail 

BRUCE COLEGRAVE, 

EV 5-2481 


SI .500 DOWN 
S89 MONTH 
1.6 ACRES 

Situated on » *ulr< WflJJ*; 

f ——« arta Ulla * • badnwn 
i-urao homa to* refanrt'•!#«*' 

8 ? HEifg g i 

till, property ra«a 6*00 2 ^!!^ 
arwt la never veedM. ’ * *££! 
havfl a gmtl* Mnd h*v« good 

■nil 

Aaki m prloo fl»K« 

BRUCE COLEGRAVE, 
EV 5-2481 


SWINERTON, 
STEWART CLARK 
LTD. 

m BROUGHTON XT. EV 9-3*0 

BLOCK 

TO SEA FRONT 

BEACON HILL Bui*aiaa 2 BAj 
U t with IT. DR. laeg* kit nearly 
new r»n*r utility rtn plua itsrage 
SPICE AND SPAN Rfduoad to, 
!• MO. Clear tme. Htk* out odm 1 
IV dear aa aalal*. 

Cali R. COX. EV9-M0 

ALL FOR 
*7,500 

GOOD TERMS 

JUBILEE AREA. Quito turn 3 , 
todmean buagalow TIP TOP 
SHAPE. Bam I (full), drtva-ta car-, 
■ 8 * tow oil furnace TM wiring. I 
•tut». aiae dam ha mar ccgpar 
Npai Qrrirk pnaanaion HURRY! 
Call R COX. EV AIM 


SHIRLEY PHILPS' 
HOMEFINDERS LTD 

rAIRFIELD PLAZA »MI 

OAK BAY JUNCTION 
4 BEDRMS , 2 BATHRMS. I 
$15,500 

Satidly aound. tto grarlau 
eniranc* luu a larfa powder 
■* room off and a add*, ope* alair- 
cbm. Thera'a a Hraclarr in the 
Wf living room. Dining room 
and kitchen art bright and 
tantilv uze, Ih* den coay. Thrn* 
larit. 1 email todruom. a toth- 
raom and loti o( cupboard* up- 
•talra A nica lot a penmen i- 
amed Ihta ouultl a*ally to an 
altracU*# duple* and tt'a ao 
doaa lo avarylking Tarmi too 

GRAY LORENZEN 


SKY AND SEA 

SAND AND SECLUSION 

$31,500 

From jour IIvine room window 
you pander aa you watch tto 
wavaa and whltacaps waak on 
your own private baarh How 
ran nature to aa perfect? You 

are lurrounded by Juat over 1 
acret at tree* natural rack* and 
aratda land. So few place* left 
ilka tin*! Spilt lavei home wiu 
9 todrooma. rumpua room, 
mailer todrom enauitr U you 
inland to LIVE in tMa wuald can 
me Gray Lormien. MM401 or 
0B3 loan. 


$35,000 

OVER 6 ACRES 
8-Room House (Plus) 

Are you konctna lor country 
11 vine with ample room (or tto 
rhildren lo have a bane end 
a lew pen? A lovely nream 
wind! Ihrnufh the property and 
fruit I roe. add lo It* value. 
Marvtoloua holding property kt 
Cordon Heed area 
Anil* Ciklao. M9M4 


$1,000 DOWN 

I YEARS OLD 

\ BEDROOMS 
FULL BASEMENT 
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 
I tova Juat lifted thia tiucro lamily 
h «n» aitualrd near PortAie Inlai 
>et * ouiat dead-end uraai lealtir- 
ln* l»ril living rm with oak Bonn 
anj I-replace 12 x 11 In-'ina dtn.nc 
rm cacao*! atactnc kurton with 
n ■*. auto oil heat dr-ln pnp 
pirfly land leaped and lanced 1 *. 

Full Erica HAM 

DICK JAMES, EV 5-2481 


NEWPORT AVE. 

4 BEDROOMS 
2 BATHROOMS 

I^way aide» family bom* aftualed 
adJaceM lo Vlriorta Oaif Coucve 
reeiorinc Urae Kali Hvlac rm with 
aa* n.»«re flrapLara aad adjaMac I 

aonmin. aeparal* I tote dtnlac rm 

nay ■null den overlooking Ih* \ 
g.uf nairee. raianto eledrlr kll- 
«'hr* with >ea*Kiel nmk and ad- 
j lining toller'* pantry, lepaf* 1 * 
tj-oNy c*r**e. full toaemrM with 
auto ill hui water heal. large 
n-rely landacapad IODkIM lot. Full 
pru-e nc JOO 

DICK JAMES, EV 5-2481 


UPLANDS 

YACHT CLUB AREA 
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW 

etiuaiad « to d Ilk tuotoi rail- 
dereUml atraeta in Uli exduaiva 
raaidantial area a madium-likad 
nak tread la I 1 JI' Iran Lag* i d* 
veliped m parmaneni planting* <X 
ahruto Hr and nvloaed by an 
attractive hrirk ranee Ratio type, 
prartirally (round level eniranct 
l-i receiving toll, with 2fel9 living 
f'-an on "n# aide and 14*12 dining 

r>>*n vet the other, 14x12 den. mai¬ 
ler bedroum and atennd todronm 
arpaiated by tolbraotn. modern 
electric kitchen with dining apace 
livid duality wall-IowaII carpeting 
ewer uak fitter Open ftalrway 
ftiiwa to mm* livable amund level 
IUnailed 22>19 ruett with fireplace 
and dmrway lo patio and gardea 
3 .k her bedroom*, tolbronm and 
iwmi area. Pear garage allarlved 
h> 'ree ie wey Adaptable for retire¬ 
ment nr family iim. Owner leaving 
my, Aaklng 141 ono 
Mr OiBianre. KV9 MIR or any <d 

our rep a eaimtllvaa. 


FAIRFIELD 
CLOSE TO SEA 
POSSIBLE 4 BEDROOMS 
$7,350 

Well preetotad nidareMyla home with 
#-ralleew foundatioa. ramprieeei Ltv 
Ing mem with beamed calling and 
corner h replace; large dining 
room (or hadro o mi i Uxis family 
Ir-ehan with ml range p to edjam- 
ing panry and electric cabinet 
aumiaer kitchen Aa open atairaaaa 
leada froen the thru toll In I had- 
itoni il amain and 9-pea toih 
cal upper floor FC toaamaot with 
drum furnace Situated aa a tidy 
comer lot with aep garage, ahruto 
and fruit traa*. On hue line near 
line Quick pnaaeaalon Hew Hating 
-Aral lime offered 

ED JURE, W 9-MU 

ROYAL OAK AREA 
STARTER OR 
RETIREMENT 
BUNGALOW 
$11,500 

HEW EXCLUSIVE LUTING 
IMMACULATE TIPTOP CONDI 
TION AND JUBT • YM OLD 
Perfect accanmodahoo tar newly- 
weto •* iboae contamplatlng re 
firemen! Cnenprtaea q u ay living 
tonm with aftraeftv* ( repiare 
large dinette, electric eahiaet kjl 
rhea separate utility reotr plua tod 
for auto wainae. 4 pc* utled hath 
and iwn large to d ronma Oavacly 
nreigned »round a thru toll wtin 
nek flonr througheut Auto all beat 
in*, tolly nauJated Situated na a 
iidy ia '7**IJ9> with many young 
Ireea and ahrub* Thera ta a nica 
nirprei with adjrutlng workaitng 
Tb* dawn freah air la free' 

ED JUPP. EV 99M 


IS YOUR PRESENT 
HOME PINCHING? 

HEED 4 BEDROOMS > BATHS 
AND. 9WXGTH G SPACE P0« THE 
•HEATLE SET* ' 

If ao IMa guailly famSy tom* 
r-uld ton your problem. Built Is 
190. It ecenpriae* t raneni na tto 
main floor, including 3 badrenen* 
pita 4 -pa* vanity bath, thru hall. 
*:| oak floon and onaMh pi*iter 
flnlak The dayllgW baaemeeti la 
a'meat mmptetrly developed wfth 
rich wood panelling, tiled floor* 
and Inrtndc* ItolJ rec room, on* 
large leenagrr-praof todronm and 
adpkckto Jpc* hath. There la a 
aeoarale anthatop-laundry area plua 
an exlra linraie moan. CVp ««1 
Kinder* ExreHam lot. 

CLOSE TO WT nOLGLAI 
HIGH SCHOOL 
gif «m 

ED JUPP. EV 9-34M 


HOUSE WTTH SUITE 
$10,700 

DalighUuJ UBD-todrnnm tom* 
with lagal aulte m full dayligM 
haaamrnl Cloa# Li hui and 
Call Jan siatar a< 
MMWl (Only DM down > 


DOLL HOUSE 
$6,995 

Abaolulaiy perfacl lU-'TOtt I 
. KENT home in EXCELLENT 
nmditeai. iavaiy OPEN FIRE I 
PLACE In thl living rm Gaud i 
•aed Mlcton with «L gTOVE 
INCL. 1 bedroom*. 1UNPORCH 
Good dee* kk with nice LAND 
SCAPING and fruit iraei On a 

• tree! <d nice homaa CLOSE TO 
BUI and Town and Country 

* ho pcing JUST LUTED ao to 
Aral to view Term* if desired. 
Ptone Marian Price, re* M-dljl i 


UNIVERSITY 
REALTY LTD. 
KM SHE1.ROURNK KT. 
471-1*56 


KER k STEPHEN SON" 
LIMITED 

A MOST TRUSTED NAME IN 
REAL ESTATE 


RETIREMENT GEM 
872 OOWPER 
$9,950 

VIEW BY APPT ONLY. AlUBC 
tlu* aluct . bungalow » SPOT 
LESS amtlbia an hue liae aad 
near ft-rca. Thru hal. alar good 
Mae living rm wtti. OAK FLOORS 
and kiea'y BRICK Hr*pine* large 
kitchaa with dining area, uulity 
room two me* bad roc mi and 
Pemoroka bathroom Swnet garden 
and aeparata garagi Low laxee 
Real value 

5*6-1411 Mr Fall IS9A9M 


ESQITMALT ) 

$11,500 

ATTENflOH SERVICE PERSON 
HEL. - Bedn-«, Home convent- 
ent|y lore led near Work Pmai 
Nader and Etommali Aren*. Hew 
Ml heating, ram and wiring Try 
your Hum payment. 

Mr Wattoa or Jdr FiUaUnmoni 


OAK BAY SOUTH 
STUCCO BUNGALOW 
I $13,800 

' Older type In oka CondlUet Thru 
toll, large L.R. and dlnbig room 
i hardwood flocra. two good ine 
betoocana wtth cedar-lined cktaeu. 
Pembroke bathroom HOT WATER 
HEAT, full baaeetant Nk* loea- 


5 ROOMS 

GARLANDS DISTRICT 
$13,950 

Wall-bulk etuoco bungalow with 
thru tali plan, large living room 
fireplace, modern kitchen with 
dinette and UTILITY ROOM Two 
hire wdrint Larg» clnaata. Pem- 
hroka bathrm, oas floora. EXTRA 
ROOM in full haactnaflt, oil tool 
Sear %u EXCLUSIVE. 

■BA4U Mr. Fait BMBI 


A RARE FIND 
$17,500 

Excepilonalty altnrllv# mntemp- 
aaery Kane loca'ad naar arimarv 
and ami-ng-iry arhooh In the ever 
popular Guidon Heaa dlairirt. The 
well u'annnd kitchen with manj 
Mrp-aavlng devloee will ha I Ja 
In work In Othei lealurea Inrlude 
living men wlU, (Iraplace, bard 
wood djora Ihrouihout. apB*dxM 
■undeck *1 raa r J houaa. atlkotod 
aaraga. and partlnlh flnlatod ton- 
mini far appointment I" view 
rati Mr E. Hlggin IK-9411. Day 
ar Nlgal. 


"COLONIAL'* COMPACT 
ROCKLAND BORDER 
$17,500 

Gleaming while, with pillared 
entrance. Ih 1 * (bedroom horn* ha* 
bean br*uUiuRy madtrnlaed 
ihr atctvag Hi inlerinr From the 
red carpried hall and tha modern 
matowmy elilrraae the living 
mnm will, buili-’n honkcaae* flank 
in* he Una flre^are. all todrma 
with bulb Ir wardrobe* earh com- 
pielr with brautilu. fllted drawer*, 
tn tto ultra modern vanity tolh- 

ronm. H after * I red It Inna! charm 

wtth exprt ■ modern wnrkmanahlp 
For ppomtment* In view plea** 
•mlaci 

} H Ford. EV4-19K. EV 9A411 

CEDAR HILL RANCHER 
Btauty with Spcluiion 
$21,950 

I High among Ih* nak* on a FULL 
ACRE IN* apaooui Ahadn-jm 
home broa'toi an air el enmton. 
charm and tranauiilty. both mil- 
1 aide and in Fun landacaping 
l Blacktoupad driveway* and park¬ 
ing. aeta-ral- garag and rarpoei. 
terror re and *hruha all add tn 
tto altrartlva exlarior; while 
■pactou* rik-ma. carpeted through 
out with aualilj wall-to-wall. Ihe 
mailer tollman with It* ton 
bathroom, and the pleaaant oui- 
Vv'k all rtx-m. enjoy help tn cam 
- plau Ih* guMlv beauty of thl* 
rtoU e l»en* Purrhaaere under 
VLA should Dave na difficulty with 

3 H. Feed. tVMH. IV 9M1 


OWNERS IX>SE, 

YOU. GAIN 

Owner a tranalar teat 1 * tto only 1 
'ra** liui lovely property u nuwi 
nn tha market, A home worth tee 
•H Tto atlroctlva living room ha* 
one walnut bum Had wau and a 
oernar Rraglaia that can a Mo be 
m Joyed from tha duung room. 
Cabinet aiacinc michan Tw« larga 
todraomi and a lour piar* balh- 
room off tto through hall Full 
baaamani ha* a taiga ftntihed room 
aiktabl* ter bedroom or lamils 
room Oil furnaca and a copper I 
hot waur tank The fully land- 
*rlp#d lot 10 x 1*1 ha* live frull 
treea <3 apple*. I pear, J plum 
and 3 cherry •- Cloae to achdol*. i 
Iran*paneiipn and ihup*. Priced to 1 
•ell gulrkly at only 114 300. Call' 
TOM MiVTTKRSHEAD 
RE* swans* 


SEA VIEW 

j$22,500 

Ideal acml-retlremenl horn*' In 
Cordon Head will 1 bedroom* 
Friaadly II' big and dining room 
with unaunaaBod Vtawt at aaa and 
mourn vine Full baarment and hoi 
water heating Doubt* gar-air 
Mr. Walton nr Mr Flroamiwava 
KAMI I 


SIDNEY 

ONLY la Ha 

Hard to boat in inia prlr# rang* 
Lot il*e la 190x100. Low lain 
All Ctttveaieneea near. A I wo bed 
room4*wme. newly nor road. ba*e 
mem; rtectrlf range Included. Call 
FRANK NEVFTUN 
artyum* 


EXCLUSIVE 

QUALITY CONSTRUCTION 

T* ito diacrimiMUng purntoaar i 
loolcng lor a home in a good raw 
denial area, ilia offtra tto ikii- 
maie In OornfarUM* Uvtj* It La 
In ekoaileni ooadiung lea luring a 
■■art aikranc* hall, large living 
room with railed hearth areolae* 
■no la-iina dJNng m with Frand* 
doom leading ta a aeedudad Mtla 
Tto Idinhan la a woman * draam 
with lou <g nupbaa r d apace and 
a aep* rale eating area 3 large 
bed rooty * aad a four place vanity 
bathroom compute tto aaaeloua 
mala floor. Than l* alao a flnlatod 
rumpoa roam with a oobblaelona 
flanr-localllug flreplaca In ito toac- 
menl plua d rive 1 n garaga a to 
w.trfcahnp area Tto ground* arr 
nicely landacapad w I I h many 
ahruto Thl* home will to truly 
•oprrelated by tto perarn hunting 
•xkh aualilj and modern ran 
vemeace—aomethlag noi loo eailly 
found Iheae day* 

ASKING—$18,500 


MODERN STUCCO 
AND SIDING 
GORDON HEAD 
$24,500 

*kIdly will 3 A yta>* aid apoi 
lea* Ihraughau: Th* I hadraorr 
bum* to* duality broad loom In 
living room, dining room toll* 
aad aUiri. A lovaly liraplar* 
with railed hearth providing a 
charming mntreat wtth Ito beauti¬ 
fully pnnailed walla Tto mailer 

todraan la genarouaJy proper 
i' ikied with waik-ln rloaet ami 
miMern vaalty bathroan. A aep 
•role ahoa cupboard la toll, two 
■oariaut aundecki and a kiteto* 
Itot will daliahi Ito ay* For 
appoinlmeau lo view pieaa* call 
Mr E. Hlggin. SU-9411 dev or 
Night 

ROCKLAND 

$31.5(00 

A hnma » quality and diailnrlioti 
for tha family requiring the maxi¬ 
mum ui llvini aroummodatlor 
Thla i* only I moo tto old and 
iuteri 4 btdroam* with i to:h 
riwma. The rwapliai- menu lend 
themaelva* p, rormai ffitanaining 
and >amily flm Tto kitchen and 
work ate* waa daalgned with ito 
lady of the home ie mind. Added 
faaiuraa incluoa fanead patio, mud 
room, dmba garoi* tad hardtop 
parking area 

Mr Ttoniui or M- Fitaatanmovia 


Mra field at EV 9-9M9 or EV 40M 
Mairopoiltaa Realty LM. 


By owner. Pay-menu im PI T 
gu-vaar-uld hoot* or well ■ weed 
land raped log. iltualad on quiet 

ino - thnaigh road — Ganevtav*. 
Three todrooma up and 4ih fimabad 
In high baaemani with apace far 
recreation room Drive-In garagi 
and eundack Small rraenb<*Ma in 
newlv-fenced rear yard Wired and 
plumbed lor automatic waahar and 
drver OU-O-Matlr heal. Full price 
fid.HO. Ptww 479-K1I 


SHELTERED 

WATERFRONT 

On 3 9 at alt aerr. a comfortable 
t-bedroom atueno horn* wtth baa* 
mem and ai-o-maUc healing. 

was. 

Mann Hop* at R. C Da* or m C* 
KV94M 1_ Euaa GRfllw 

MO CASH NEEDED 

M png have e nn —b aqally K earn 

,,I TT ^TO TRADE 

M aa a new too**. GR M9H. 
GUeaour OtMl Ud 

CUSTOM BUILT UOblKS 
BY 

FRAME AMMIS CONRTR. LTD. 
_ EVa-fggg _ 

ESQUMALT - » ROOMS. STUCCO, 
auto beat Offer* Of mod car *J 
.dot* 9*ym«o' Mid HOI a* gM 
I per mrotth. » srsg. 


ROCKLAND 
5 BEDROOMS 

Horn* of guallty and charm 
Buili In (he beat Iradltloa for 
oumroriabia family bvlng. ever 
boon aq n o« two noon. I haih- 
ronma good quality wall-to-wall 
carpet ovpc hardwood in living 
room, diking room and den. 
3 roay flreplgcea Spaciou* kil- 
rhen. A mature home aa almoct 
toll an acra to lovely garden 
with treaa. paUo. trrrana*. and 
- awlmmlng pool. Separata J-car 

P raga. A mux *ee for Ito 
mlly that preda room for all 

artivltlN. Eacalieni value at 

$34,000 

am FMtn. ggg-uii 
A RARE FIND 

*• 

Upland*' ruiterr punned home 
for luxunou* and cronforuMe 
living Prufaqaionai later idr 
drcoraUng md iandacapmi Thl* 
Ltodraem toauty wuh dan fun- 
deck, patio rampti* room. Vato 
new parquat floor* with extra* 
galort, i* truly a Una bean* and 
priced right at 

$42,500 

E. Roger. H9-94U at KM 

KER k STEPHENSON 

LIMITED , 

_ g* Broughfoa Street 
EV 94411. Dai ar MigM 


FAIRFIELD ATTRACTIVE 
04.380—kt rtarn two-tod roam home 
through ball aeparole dlalhg room 
Full haaemeaf with g**dy recrealka 
rooea fi r eplace aad toiB-rn btmka 
icould to gto*g atmai 0 - 0 .M mat 
lag. grivw-ia garaga Clear tliu ar 
HMD down ami gUV per maath 
Call Fred Martom 

Sag-toll day ar alghi 
MARCONI R9ALTY «9B VIEW 

MODERN I BEDROOM 1TUCCO 
bungalow. wtUi gUmpae of ocean 

Large lot. adjataiac lou tor ale 
If heal red Rnr* 11(906 wtth grxxl 
nmu. 919* Del male Ave. Hg gua 

!m gladiola. new. i bed- 

reaou gUSHL 0.109 dawn. 


HAGAft k SWAYNE | 
LTD 

■4 Turn street EV 4-49*1 

Mini tor of ta* 

Real Eital* Board 


DON ROBBINS' 
WEEKEND SPECIALS | 

1. MT. TOLMIE 
HILLTOP 

1 BEDROOM EXECITIVE 
HOME ON ONE ACRE 
FULLY LANDSCAPED 
VIEW LOT 03.790- 

2. GONZALES 
HEIGHTS 

TOUR-BEDROOM OLDER 
LUXURY HOME ON 
BEAUTIFUL VIEW LOT- 
03.198. 

3. GORDON HEAD 

TWO BEDROOMS AND 
DEN-FULL BASEMENT 
19 YEARS OLD. NEAR 
SCHOOLS—09. KB. 

4. ESQUIMALT 

FIVE BEDROOM. OLDER 
HOME. NEW FURNACE 
AND ROOF. TWO LOTS. 
DUPLEX BONED—03.908 

DON ROBBINS. 384-0531 


OAK BAY SEA VIEW 
4 BEDROOMS and DEN 

Tto Living rooea. which evei 
toeto in. UPLANDS gall 
rouree k COSY and toa a 
HEATILATOR Fireplace and 
* reach goon which rtne* ia 
the Hall. The UUEfiT-etae Din 
ing room will bold a LARGE 
Dining Suita. Tto Modern. 
BRIGHT Kitchen to* a Built 
la Ovaa and Rang' and an 
Auiumauc Waahar Two a,«d 
bedroom* gad a LOVELY 
DEN which opena on lo a 
CHARMING SUM ROOM with 
a marvaitma Ocean view 
■could to a large todroomi. 
Dnwnauura. WELL ABOVE 
th# Garda*, ar* TWO Urge 
hadroumi, a 38 ft. Rumpua 
Room with a lira place and a 
SECOND Bathroom. Tto Gar¬ 
den la Well Landacapad, ha* a 
lot of fine mm Tram and t* 
Killy fenced Klee concrete 
Patio, toot Thera la a Large 
Drivaia Garag* and parkin* 
far _two more car*. Aaklng 
W.9fl6 See thl* an* Make an 
OFFER. 

JOHN BISHOP 
EV 4-0531 (Day or Nlte) 


OAK BAY SECLUSION 
CHARACTER HOME 
ON LARGE 
CHARMING LOT 

Right near the Centra «f Oak 
Bay un a Secluded Cui-da-agi 
mil Baauiilul home ii a 
Plea aura tg ha held — TM 
Spaciou* Living Room vftin * 
Smart Dining Ruom in-line 
open* u> a HUGE patio far 
mg Emerald Thick Lawn*. 
The BIG. BIG Kitchen iwnk-h 
haa a tota-Thru lo tto Dtnlro 
room i haa am pi a a*tmg apace 
Than la a Through Nall lead 
Ing to Two rood bedroom* and 
* PhJieilad Dan iRjbbea GrtUn 
Mahogany i now mad a* a 
bedroom- Abo** ike mala floor 
>• • 8 Ft. High. Heated aiwra 

Wtlh addftlnBOi.pace hr extra I 

fra-* lb# hdwkan an 

roa- atalrway |. a lira. 

Noropu* Ibw.fr with hum | r 
anoihei 

Full Halhrunm and a Bill 
bedroom, alao a Partly F,n 
lahed BILLIARD room. Hot 
Water Modern Heal. Double 
larpurt with Huge etoiage 
above, frail tree*. *ti HEAVY 
hendaaiil SHAKES. If you 
5 *. v «» «FN thla--thla ]• a 
MUiT. Aaklng 10.10 

JOHN BISHOP 
EV 4-<B3l (D*y or Ntt*) 


ELK LAKE DUPLEX 
\-ACRE—MODERN 
NEVER A VACANCY 

Thl* aUraclive tada - by - Slda 
Duple* haa THREE bedrooma 
on on* and TWO todrooma on 
tha eiher aid*. Juat a atrxw a 
throw Irom the Lake Larga 
Living Room*, ration Modern 
Kitchen*. Aboul g yeara old. 
'■'** *“ children 

and CLOSI ta acbonu ami 
a hop*- |ti*i IS minute* drive 
^ * Coumry la tha 

IVilfL area la 

t. > eater Wiuria. Eath aide 
ha* own Auie on heat. and 
toy* own Utllmaa Rental 
Inciena (10 to mo. (Could w 
Increaaed.! It la eaUrrly pi« 
wbl# that In future anoihei 
hnma rould to bull! ™ mm , 
^J^qfly Good value at 


JOHN BISHOP 
EV 4-0531 iDay or Nite) 


SMALL RETIREMENT 
STUCCO COTTAGE 
ONLY $8,950 

TWO todrooma. a COZY Llv 
ing Room with BIG Fireplace 
a GOOD utrhifl with Baling 
Arta inrtudaa : Fin# Oil 
Range, torgt Utility Room 
irottd to workahep. i A Big 
'iVton. lanced and wnh 
GOOD aoil. 0.00 Caah will 
handla or all caah offer eon 
alderad ai LOWER Price 
Near Bu< Shop* and Heapital 

JOHN BISHOP 
EV 4-41631 (Day or Nits) 


GORDON HEAD 
QUIET CUL-DE-SAC 

Naar-naw. tparUtng 1 BID- 
ROOM. apIlMgvefnt popular 
area cloa* to ALL BCfiOOLS 
and UNIVERSITY. LARGE 
LIVING ROOM with VERY 
ATTRACTIVE RAISED 
HEARTH FIREPLACE and 
L ahapad FAMILY snocn 
DINING ROOM. Two bath¬ 
room* with colored fixture! 
Rougbad-ln family room, large 
utility room and Ine da of 
* forage a p a c a Secluded 
reman! PATIO TN REAR 
Thia MEDALLION ROME ia 
wail priced at 00.188. 

J C. ALLAN cr 
BUZZ MAINPRIZE 
EV 4-0531 (day or Niu?) 


HAGAR k SWAYNE HAGAR * SWAYNE 
LTD. i LTD. 

04 Yataa Street EV (tn | C4 Yale* Street EV 4 toll 


Member at th* 
Baal Batata Board 


UPLANDS VALUE 
PLUS NEW-FOUR 
BEDROOMS 
THREE BATHROOMS 
HUGE RUMPUS ROOM 
PANELLED DEN 

Suparloe Ciawuurtka through 
mg - ALL LARGE ROOMS - 
The SPACIOUS Llemg Ruom 
haa Wall - lx - Wait, Cantlever I 
Ftraplare, and aa angle view 
of tha Yacht Harbne—Fokgiro 
Daora lead m a BIG Dining 
Room wtora yarn can Mar 
■am ALL your lrienga French 
doom to a iff n. StINDECE 
with an OCEAN VIEW. Th* 
Kitchen, without any doubt ta 
th* DREAMIEST OF DREAM 
KITCHENS - TWO Mil la 
Cr. rn* — Table-lop Raage — 
Garbarator — Dtihwaaher, 
Laundry Area - Break*at 
Bar and I ha FINEST Ca Mart- 
craft with LUXURY Bard- 
ware. iHow about that? t The 
Mala Floor haa TWO larga 
bedroom* with a FULL Bath 
room an aulte off tto matter 
bedroom with Twin (douMei 
rloaet* and a CERAMIC tiled 
Luxury Bathroom oft the Hall 
There ta a PANELLED deo 
rand tome of your bargain 

e vwood) right «fl the LARGE 
NTRANCK HALL with 
Loo v red War drab* — The 
LOWER FLOOR (Caa '1 to 
railed a Baatmenti aa It ta 
WELL ABOVE Ihe Ganfan. 
haa a MAMMOTH rumpua 
roam with rirqpiare and BAR 
with Sink—Alao TWO MORE 
large hedroom* aad a THIRD 
Full tiled bathroom, another 
entrance hall wtlh an tmpree 
aive SOLID door—There la a 
large workahop and aUiran 
area aa well. The HUGE 
DOUBLE garage will hold 
BOTH YOUR CADILLACS 
land leave Dancing apnea) and 
I here I* a window from th* 
garage into tto workshop lo 
•ltd# In your malarial* — IN 
ADDITION there I* a Blark- 
loppad Parking araa for Three 
Cara lar Five Hill* onaai. Tha 
Leadaca plug haan't bean fln- 
iihed hut the Lawni WILL 
be d n n a. ALL first - rlaaa 
material!. (Bay* your archi¬ 
tect check. 1 If you ran man¬ 
age 199 000 . you will agrae 
ihnt thla la a TERRIFIC 
VALUE. SEE IT. BUY IT. 
and MOVE RIGHT IN. 

JOHN BISHOP 
EV 4-0531 (Day or Nite) 


RETIREMENT 

SPECIAL 

No Map* — on bu* route — 
flora to everything. Urge 
IMng room, fireplace- Large 
kltrhen—dining abea. 3 bed- 
rooma—utility room— aeparata 
garage. Wonderfully land¬ 
acapad lot with fruit treat 
03.430. 

J. M. TOOTH ILL 
EV-4-0531 


CADBORO BAY 

•BITE - BRIGHT - NKW 
U» faat LUXURIOUS llv- 
log i par a among PRESTIGE 
hnanae. 4 todronm*. S tolht., 
living room, dining room. 
DISHWASHER in kitchen 
Garaga with REMOTE CON 
TROL doo, — everything la 
ULTRA MODERN. |3i 400. 

J. M. TOOTHILL 
EV 4-0531 


CADBORO BAY 

LUXURY home — Immena* 
living room with fireplace. | 
ix-druoma and dan nr 4 tod 
room*. Danre ai*a rec. room 
with fireplace I haute Mag 
mflceot panoramic view nf 
ih# toy and mountain*. 
Altarhed J-Cadlllac gang*. 
Lawn eprinkler* Today a Mel 
buy at g 0 .ua 

J. M TOOTHILL 
EV 4-4)531 


itt:w HOME - 
^LAKEHILL 

_ Now finiahlng 1.308 feet of 
wetl-da«i|nad. luxuriate living 
apace Lllvlng and dining 
room a, fireplace, Cathedral 
ant rane# — ultra modem 
kitchen — three bedroom* — 
vanity bath. Oak flaar a 
throughout. Houghed In baar¬ 
ment room*. Carport Lail 
home on a quiet atreet at new 
home*. Ditto minua 008 
winter work*. Term*. 

J. M. TOOTHILL 
EV 4-0531 


OAK BAY AVE. 
DUPLEX UP and DOWN 
ONLY $15,800 

Raatad far 00 PER MO 

Ail rawly fifuihad. naal ugy 
and clean. Thla U valuable 
APT ZONED lal. Next beat 

MS XT™ 0X11 nAY 

DAVID MICHAEL 
3*4-0531 


LANSDOWNE BEAUTY 
3 BEDROOMS - 

Thla 4-bad room. Iri level home, 
rai on a auparhly landacapad 
lot, la probably the meat 
noma tn tha Lanadnwoe area, 
DouMa pHunbiag. Rumpua 
Room with Bar, two Fir*- 
placa* Wall-lo-Wall Carpel 
over Hardwood. Sundeck. Ttri 
^ Atklgg only 

»08 Baay term*, tee an 
and buy. 

BILL FRASER, 384-0531 


VLA APPROVED 
ROCKY POINT 
2V4 ACRES 

Attractive. 3 (could be 9> 
BEDROOM ham# with COZY 
living room and FIRE¬ 
PLACE •# pa rale dining room 
and ATTRACTIVE cabinet 
kitchen. 3 bathroom*. NEW 
DOUBLE GARAGE. There are 
*4 hotly tine* (juat starting lo 
bear). IS aaaortrd frull tree* 
and it nw tree* and raverai 
outbuilding*. Price 07.408 

BUZZ MAINPRIZE 
EV 4-0531 (Duy or Nile) 


Member of tbe 
Reed EeUla Board 


SOOKE POTHOLES 
HUNTING or FISHING 
RETREAT? 

SUMMER HOME? 

TOURIST 

DEVELOPMENT? 

I have a property lined 
tha gooke River very etna* 
lo Ike famou* tmboiaa erttn 
over 4 acre* of land aad over 
40 ft. froniage na the nver. 
Mora land and water Iroatage 
are available II deal red. Thte 
haa tremendou* future paler 
Ual aa a poulble camping 
*41* 01 other tourirt devetop- 
araal. There la a good 3- 
bedraom baacmeni home ‘ on 
the property which la lived 
la the year round. 1 hav* a 
map In th* affine at the area, 
drop In aad talk It over. Aak 
fag 04 300 wtth autoUnUai 
caah required. 

RON SCATTERGOOD 
478-1974 384-0531 


COLWOOD 
TREED LOT 

An ATTRACTIVE home of 
over 1.W0 aq. n.. SUR 
ROUNDED wnh ARBUTUS. 
PINES and FIRS. Larga PIC¬ 
TURE window in lha living 
room with FLOOHlo-CEIL¬ 
ING CORNER ftra place. L- 
dining room. FAMILY-S 1 EED 
Idtchen wlU) LOTS of cup¬ 
board*. 9 bedroom* wtth an 
OVERSIZED mailer VANITY 
bathroom. FULL torament 
with an EXCELLENT plan 
far ADOTTIONAL d a v a 1 a r 
raant. Prirtd at 01.10 with 
GOOD tarma. 

RON SCATTERGOOD 
478-1974 384-4)531 

PS. — I tova a number uf 
OTHER HOMES la thla araa. 
In thla price ranga Rememtor, 
in COL WOOD-LARGER lota. 
LOWER taxea. TREES. 
FRESH air and PRIVACY. 


| RETIREMENT 
OR STARTER 
$11,850 

Only 4 YEARS OLD. on a 
nk-a lot In COLWOOD. Thera 
are 1 GOOD-SIZE bedroom*, 
a It x 13 LIVING ROOM with 
WALL - TO WALL BEAUTI¬ 
FUL kltrhen with LOTS nf 
cupbaard*. 4 -piar* baih. 
LARGE utility, LM>M heat, 
drive-in garage In 1 MMACI 
LATE rondlllnn. you SHOULD 
ae* thla mi. LOW Uxaa. 
EASY tarma. 

RON SCATTERGOOD 
478-1974 3*4-0531 


-GORGE- 
RETIREMENT 

WHITE STUCCO hum*. In lot 
room With FIREPLACE. J 
BEDROOMS (1 amail i. 
LARGE kUchan. FULL baiw 
mant with a me# RtaiPU* 
ROOM, on heat Aaklng W 30 
with pay mart* 01 par month. 

RON SCATTERGOOD 
478-1974 384-0531 


ROCKLAND AREA- 
NEAR HOYT HOUSE 

Attractive, large, two-ataray. 
family hume In muai aought 
after area. Four epariaua 
bedroom*, two haihrouma up. 
Bright, coay living room, raaa- 
•iv* dlniag room, and den. 
ail wtth fireplace*. Separate 
hroakfait araa and utility off 
nice kitchen. Three-place bath 
m lull toaamaal. OU hoi 
water heating eyttem. Double 
garage an* car pan bo 190 ft. 
road frontage level lot. een 
he auBdividad. Well warih 
your impaction Owner* keen 
in sell aa they art leaving the 
Uland MM Clear title. 
Ptaaaa call 

JAY ROGERS 3*4-0531 

Day w Nil* 


SEA VIEW - 34 ACRE 
ELK LAKE DISTRICT 

Lovaly Ranch-alyl* home wtlh 
I.1H ag. ft Of BEAUTIFUL 
LIVING ACCOMMOUAT ION 
offen ALL THE AMEN1TIKS 
o! country I He. yet ONLY 
mlnuta* to town. Larga LIV¬ 
ING ROOM, firettar*. DIN¬ 
ING ROOM wtlh llrapiare. 
HE LUXE KNOTTY PINE 
cabinet klirhea. colored draihie 
•inka, built-in range, oven, 
hood and Ian. UTILITY with 
DUAL MAT 1C W A 1 H E H. 
LARGE matter bedroom. *- 

C ere VANITY tolh. Lower 
iel liiluTI* delightiui 
FAMILY RUOM wtlh flre- 

E aca. TWO badroomi. 9-piec* 
ill*. OFFICE oe STUDY. 
WORKSHOP DOUBLE CAR 
PORT. Tha warmth and 
toauty at wood panelling aad 
Colonial dare- maki thl* a 
VERY SPECIAL HOME al a 
VERY SPECIAL PRICE oi 
ONLY S3t.SC*. 

4 Mrs) 

GERRY HUTTON 

3*4-00 134-Hour garvfaa) 


GWJ5EN DAFFODII-S 
DANCING IN THE SUN 

That ia the HAPPY thought 
you will hav* when you n» 
MERRILY In thla PALE 
YELLOW and SOFT GREKN 
kltrhen or do the laundry in 
your AUTOMATIC waator and 
dryer right cloae by. nr din* 
looking out a BRIGHT win 
daw There I* alto a LARGE 
living roam. BATHROOM and 
TWO good alae bedrooma fa 
thla ATTRACTIVE buraalow. 
A full taaaemeni wtth AUTO¬ 
MATIC oil furnaca mike* thla 
a real BARGAIN tor JOYOUS 
LIVING a( 000. 


GLADYS McLURE 
384-0531 


DESIRE DIGNITY? 

A CHARACTER HOME 
IN OAK BAY 

IMPRESSIVE entrance - a 
■pacloua living room with 
glittering BLACE ONYX fire¬ 
place. fuect-alae dining area, 
modem, electric, cabinet 
kitchen, THREE large bed 
room a—laundry ream and a 
terrific RUMPUS room with 
Fireplace _ apace for faurih 
bedroom — drive-fa garaga — 
EXCELLENT quality through¬ 
out Aaklng ONLY ga.08. 
Eaay tarma arranged. 

GLADYS McLURE 
384-0531 


| VIEW OF SEA 


ISLAND HOMES LTD. ^ 

*4 Dougfa. 0 JOKNSTONAOQ. LTD. . 

SHELBOURNE AREA lim gJJ'tRSF »«-«n 

1 OR 5 BEDROOMS 

FULL PRICE $10,94)0 0 p SEA 

N.Te AND ISLANDS 
hv rm.. larga electric kitchen. C1Q go. 
lull daylight baaaL New fa mac* and gw.*"* 

Wring Sea pragl Try your down 
pay *nnog Pb. Mom* Lund. 10 1 • Look 0 !g your 

dew fa a Bval; 

CUTE AND CLEAN * ifiM Sb 

TWO BEDROOMS . f** «'« 

• Nearly new 1 -h 

*3.900 • Living room wi 

Sftualed an KtUy Rd tn Colwond .flSll"™* 
araa. Ideal far a couple a* aingla * rrr!? uiirtien 
•arm who want* ta live la Ito “JJ? .ngjrS 
cutaMry. Ora dollar laxea If* amply « T* 

and ready ta morn fata. Who ran JLr!!, a,^ 
n wmi# at thii arlce- Jim Raw SEJwav bn*h 
■on. rraana ar IM-aM alairway fa n 

Call EDIT! 

ESQUIMALT—VIEWS »*n * 

ROCK HEIGHTS AREA 
BASEMENT-$8,950 JUST LISTED 


ISO HOUSB FOR SAL* 


I BROWN BROS. AGENCIES 
LTD. 

1135 Biftnshfird Strvvt 
EV 5-8771 tnytim* 


* irr* W h 3EL"S. w HIGH QUADRA 

* fcSSTJS ZfSA&nZ large view lot 

brand new elamenUry Wool 3494 LOVAT AVE. 

* Nearly new 1 -todroora home. 

* Living room wtlh raiaed hearth Eb-iva by thla limnacuiaU me- 

firaplare owner aluoca bungalow. Throifah 

* Dtnjing room hall pikn. lhxli living room, ftrw- 

* Larga kitchen wtth built-In pfaca, *ep Uxii dining room, 
rang* and aeparata dining area Oak floor* Cab kjtetoa, wired tor 

* Wad fa w«U carpet fa bvlng range Two very pin todrooma. 

room dlnina room toll and FUJI bnaemaeil. new aufa ml beat 
alairway fa full tort mere 94.08 wUi handle. 


Call EDITH BRITT 

989-3411 nay urn* 


JUST LISTED GORGE 

THREE BEDROOMS 9 ROOMS—3 BATHROOMS 

NEAR ROYAL OAK HOME Rod REVENUE 

I'm aura >ou have not man thl* GROU ND FLOOR — g SPACIOUS 
NEW LISTING aftualed to a ''•“»• ~ * rat* o| pliaaMng 
qtart rtrtrt. near fa* lb)ii a; UPSTAIRS - Furnlahed groom 
I KV *- N rafat* wtth I pc* bathroom reeled 
| YEARfi OLD and fa bin* room at 09,00. r\U1 baaamani wtth drlva- 
“SJLlt* J5? I ?f COR m ** r, 0 raace far 1 can OOM 

! ATKD. Over UB SQ. FT. nd cam- fumac*. Thl* |q a fine farallv raai 
lortahlt Uvlag *pan. falualad to tone* la excqlfanl etodlhm ■luaiad 
a lot «8xU9 that offan a met * law doan all Gene Rd. wUh ax 
. VALLEY VIEW. Ftolor** lacftade roii.m rtn of tto Gorge **t*r. 


SUMS 

Bxciuaiv* 01 h Mr Paarea. 
AV 9^m 


A favely Mil* bungalow with auto THREE BEDROOMS 
0*1 beat. 3 todrooma— pomihto 3rd. Dr , v ., 

New pane lied dlnina rta ar tamlly NEAR RUlAL UAK 
rm. Uli toy rm aexi fa kttchcm. 

Brand new da Dm Oman have i m *ur* iou have art aa 
boughi lurer hnma. J. R aatto new LISTING aftualed 
4ra-Ml« or (89-301 Otart rtrtrt near lb* lb 

iihopptag Centre Juat 
ESQUIMALT I years old and in ai, 

RETIREMENT HOME i oZFwrSS’rr 

WO-BEDROOM • 

M.400 I VALLEY VIEW. Faalorc 


Co» two-b*droom RETTRXMKNT 5!"^!*?**- t * r wmlMl » 

COTTAGE in dews oankUto in ito Su'ffL ^ W—ri aikad and 

I ripwar W.’e-Ux araa of ESQU1-I ,* "rariy^romp rteg |vendore win carry haiance ai «0 

MALT. Living rm cahlrm kilCMn 


•p»ni« dimog noro or I 4 ^" .*T 

■unroom, I am. tolbroom Baparala | ** JT?* *?? 


*? dudad in full price of enly 


•unroom, 1 -ace. tolbroom Baparala 
garage lilj garden are# Full 
price 0.4UO. EXCLUSIVE LISTING 
wtth DON MUNRC. 10-380 or 
4T1-1T09. 


payment* UCSS THAN 00-0 ml 


udad tn fuU price of only. 

01.*0 — ttxdualv# Ifatlngl 


duding TAXES Payment* tin l Cali Mr. HIU, EV 9-071. anytime, 
are hard fa baai. ao art *m. call 
for APPOINTMENT TO VIEW 
IUY RAWNSLEY 90M11 aaj 


MOUNT TOLMIE 
N-H.A., $1,450 DOWN 

3, POSSIBLE 4, BEDRMS DOES IT HAVE 

99M) W.W. fanua on thia brand naw TO BE FAIRFIELD? 
NHA home. "L' Plaii living and din¬ 
ing rm. cabinal kitchrt and dfalna Exrapiioaa). two-badraum 

araa 1 . all goo a ala* badrma and low m par tally pjaaaad tn 

vanity balhiro. Dayllghi hamt plan- fata*. Full baaameal. A 


Exceptional, two-hadroum bunga \ RUMP! 

Im* aapwrtally pjaaaad tor retired 1 

falka. Full baaareeat. Automatic . targe fertile lal 


SWAN LAKE 
$204)0 DOWN 
PRICE $11.9001 
4 BEDROOMS! 
FULL BASEMENT’ 
RUMPUS ROOM! 


ned for extra bedrm and rum pm Ml Uaufaled tor comtal. Pfrennigi b u I 11 

rm. Attacrwd carport, living tnfa imm.cal.ti condiUon rlaau dowi v , 

l-M low lad*. 0.40 da . e mai to ta in* peieilaO haaeraeal rfaor. Ex- “If, 1 * 11 


x 30. in lawna, 
and (I wee nag 
Will WARM 


and lem mihly (Hafa NHA mod Urg , FmJ t treaa. 'Nice ih JSS, 

JW f“*l to'ce B9-888 Mm W* netgtoior*. CJaar title 311 .VC. Call wllh^ii 
y w y°S fi»Y '■ PLafa. Mr S1 VleTT, anytlito. 90A4T1. w,. h J,,, 


rlrtil dnwa ^ruba. Solrtlv bulll WARM 
I tolv fc, FAMILY SEMI-BUNGALOW with 

tnwaT'NieL •?' ^rattifi Altradw antra ore and 


ONE ACRE 
V.L.A. POSSIBILITIES 
NORTH QUADRA 
TWO-CAR PORT 
AND GARAGE 
FOUR BEDROOMS 
TRADES CONSIDERED 


DREAM A DREAM 


through toll, apaefaua living room 
with lovely fireplace Cabinel elen 
trie kitchen wired and Humbert for 
wavher and dryar SEE TB18 REAL 

ownar will irtd* far revenue 


Than look lain tha noawhiUly -at CALL GI 
being immar nf IMa U acre grup 
erty fa the ua and naaiito dii 
inct of MaUduaut. A dalightiui 

'XXLuTZ LTZZZ G LAN FORD 

mountain, la ma^JIronl Ufa the mil 1 fa I- J, ™ 

a 5 ? U . fartST ***'" * “ ,M 2 » "rTSSi. WfficSuTE 

rai ? im nu u _ SESSION F I n a n r i n ( artaflgM. 

balance on exralfanl tarma T" CaR CEOffCE TBORNEIDF 
view. Bltoto ntone. MRA RI.I.Eh EV 90TI 


^EriJ-HtNELOS 


Treed and laudaceped ground* aur- 'Wto M Port AagelM by 
round thll modera ham* carafaling *ra • P"°" 
of thru hail Itgdlng fa ■ pacloua nv- •* 

ing rm: gueai-aiae dining rtn with railant invaatmeni. SIM 1 
larga tomlly rm off: cabinet kttrton h y* 0 », « ••nna To 

wim lota of rounler apart and ad- view elaam priora. MRA ELLEN 
tuning utility rm: two Iwln-alaa SPEERS. I 0 MT 1 anytlnfa. 
bedrm* and pedealal balh on main 
floor rwo mere badrma and rumpua 

rm in daylight haaement. Low pee*- ODlUft YOUR FAMll Y 
.ura 0-0 M hett dr I. garage plua “ X 

3-car port wtln aiaiderk mar. Rock- BACK TO VICTORIA 
die*, tree* ard ornamamal ihreb* 


GORGE 

EXCELLENT VALUE 

■* tufa fa nave uua mart attrani* 
iwoJmdroom Bungalow conalrting « 
through toll with new wall-lo-wa 


beautify tha front while tree* and You wut *eiae with iha wim rt through toll with new wall-lo-wail 
rlaarad ground offad Ito back la gjjjJ a^TlI tto fane IMaS “f ?* 1 * u J ,n * rn,rn 

excellent Cd dll far In* id* and out. !la. J!r J. Jl.. L.T wtifi _.*•«, Tlraptme and fafauflM 


*xcvitem wounr iniM« ana nn. . w^..* *>g. _ x-— ■f-' ■■■■>>101 

, iin L t 

vnusto * 30-30g Re* brij e,i madam klirton wit* ** U ua br*a FuU hurmmi wnk brautifiU* 

1 fame*. FuU ha**oa*u( wit* laundry flniahcd rumpua raam wlA opeft 

OLIVIA PL.-MIDGARD 

3 OR 6 BEDROOMS £ra ,1 ^i i J c, ’£i SSB C* '#<3KSZ 

UNIQUE DESIGN Wai. Tim. CaiTii rOfT “ * iwwbww* toWto *h« 

1 anytime 093*71 worthy * ynnr Immedfate inapec- 

—httt Full price, wiih C arm down 

lll.m Plata* call Mr Uwwei ar 
—_______Mr Pbaroa. Ivilfli wo um* 


OLIVIA PL.—MIDGARD 
3 OR 6 BEDROOMS 
UNIQUE DESIGN 


Near GORDON HEAD SCHOOL and 
1 MVERATTY 1.30 *r 3.80 SO 

FT of vary Vanaul# NF.W NHA______ 

9't% born a plu* REC ROOM area. 

plua I a* Tn rooms 00 WIN ETTEMA 

TER WORKS allowance An excel , 

lent plan nf port and beam tnlariar « 

ttl*. ■S.TLK"'™ r JOHNSTONE LTD. 

(ura wall and kllchra ha* *\ce(l«ii (farmery M cey fa Jtrt-wtueia LIAI 
daajgn and Ira lure wall Lota of Ull GuVi oppufctg U'rtl 
large (HoaeU ihroughou' FULL MUM day ar aiafiL 

BASEMENT MAS LARGE REr 

SSSSOTaVra^faSSaKSlfc IMMEDIATE 5% 


ARDMORE 

VLA 

VIEWS OF COLE BAY ani 
TWO GOLF COURSES 

Pour - room home ranalatlng of an 


SffiS IMMEDUTE 5% S 

^ "J J “ '»% POSSESSION 5% S"Ji, S5S? '‘ u m'Z r r ££. iJZ 

wr. mm nr **«■ i 5% — 5% — 5flb — 5flt _ S« fab'fa "fl HA toa fang (aackage 

IIIIIIVNU! Biau ' " w>?>. AH thla altuatpd ot M acre 

HAMPTON PARK 9% tturigag* fa an aatraina rarity * dll price tU.SB. AMDoal U 

VY ftTI f VKT VAI I IE uirae Kara. Sara youraall kuddra* *vallah|*. EXCLUWVE Ugri 

IiaLELLLN I VALUE of v.luabk toiler* A grttutoa and PJP. *'—*• *H Mr. Lawn at 

$2,000 DOWN wewdarful uving 9 badraama. full tv Mrri anriima. 


of golf court* utility roam, autn- 
malic oft HA toafang (aackage 
wan. All thl* iltuated at % acra 
Full price 03.10. AdfaUaMI fa 


LAtALLtm VALUE of valuable Softer* A grautoa and L5P.J^«*ia rail Mr. Lawn at 

$2,000 DOWN wewdarful uvlag t badraama. lull tv % * T7i 

_ baa*mart Inin Tram Vacant, mave 

•liltl Haled. A Vary dealrable CLF.AR tn immadiaifly If yaw like 


H W. lank, NEW I heroic n.J Hnma 
la in givd <t**.i rondliion thru-owl 
Large Kv in trti* FI*. iw-ltoe din 
Ing rm. larpa family kllrha*. good- 
•land rtuatia, 4-pee hath. Full bam I 
l* high aad roomy Owner mwvtw* 
and haa pneej |„ fell at only 0J.40 
Cawuct kee Jamen. 98930* m \ 
30-8308. 


Ellevna fa Jahmtow* Ltd. 

$8500 

TWO BEDROOM 
CLOSE IN 


Juat a few miwuiaa tram but and 
city centre Tto large double an# 
VIEW ROYAL w 110x30. is itte having vo£ 

HIGH ON HTT T 2?* ifrfc- Mlglv loot I w 

IUUM UIN HILL There fa ana large had room and 

TAXES $88 NET miL Cawy living room with 

u.r. i. . . , , ,. ^ b replace. Katina arat to idle ton 

Here la tn tmntorulai* 3-bed rm Oil ranat inciadad Total lax miv 

tS5,n.’"«2f*ii3“5S Vfi ETJi 

ia actum I and irin*0riatfan The 
■ailing wul carta Inly plea a* you 

Piicad ai Uil>»' with apprnx 38'. FA1RFIFI n 

caah Call Mr Jamaa MMMM or 

$10,700 

ROCK HEIGHTS, $19,«00 4 BEDROOM - S 

Oe |u\* L bedrm tom. Ufa *q ft . 1 2n*CTBr^S V fraTO ^ 

hill haaeinen'. LR. firepfaca^ aep LARli F FAM1L1 T i 

DR. family k.lcton Rundrtk G«ri Fnxy al r>MA#IC kiw^in.r 

ririn MMk“/falfrari h * f ‘ £-;{£*£* «Avtly r^wireu 
eanane, inazrae. Kee. 0 #T»n. COPPER PLUMBING CUSE TO 


full toaeinen'. LR, fireplace, aep' 
DR. family knehan. Rundaek. Gnd 
buying- fee thla an* Call Mr Mac 
rarlan*. 10 3*9a. Rea *94-T8T1. 


mamp I nvpnc AND TRANS 

HOME LOVERS POR TATI ON TO VIEW PHONE 

V.L.A. APPUCANTS J/ce. fletcher. ev 9 - 0*4 

EXECUTIVE FAMILY 

SECLUSION SEEKERS SEE THIS!!! FAIRFIELD 

VIEW VIEWERS Uay ,we am ywu im* modern 

If youre one ol Iheae you poaalblv !“*"* Mn floor Iwe / Hedroom* 
will fit all me heading* that go la Idrotg flWB with electric Fireplace 
msk* inta ua« de luxe llrttng on H dining area. Large Modern kticnan 
acra. High, uverinoklng Portage In- * P" bath. 1 Bedroom, recrewllon 
let. I-etarey, built ip a maatar room. J pee hath, Mnraie. wnrk 
rmflaman Tto \*« atmoaphena of ,h to * uuiuy area ia baautlfuity 
(to home la DIGNIFIED QUALITY. *»'"'» P8fa»ll#d dayligM baaamani 
torgb LR. flraplac# guert •!** DR, Red Water Baalim Aaklng III W0 
ito bait vten kitchen you will love. « offer*. TOme Dai Hannah or C 
3 aafa plumbing I badrma Bum- >■ Henry WM3M tar detail* 
lot galore Dancera and famlllaa 

■•* thla lumpu* room'! Perterl li .-t aV mDr\ cm-win 
ito word See thl* on (ha weekend GL^YNrURD—$10,300 

rfS^Si m Iai^al ly a^* , L* , iie* U “ nm*. an why not VIEW 

rartant. WBH R*a. 194 1ITT. fW Y AND MOVE n lime far apring 

VIEW ROYAL l SSSfaU Wtaute. WS ? 

NEAR THE SEA 

Comfortable and delightful haaement 

bungalow, corner Kerwood. You'll » ,_. 

fa'# ito houaa and location Premier L,9nfiIOrfl ana ColWOOd 

Rennet! lay* you only tova fa pay 

IA3 laxaa fa najoy thla dandy. L.R. tTV) TVwn 

flraplar*. apacioC? kitchen with nook. 

1 bdrrn. ipan gueit hdrm. rumpua Stiller or Retirement 
rm wllh flreplaca Ir. Ihe baaemani. _ . ___ 

Carport and gnod ground* Call X DM-badruom horn* Central fare 
Macrarfane. 09380 rat. W-TSTT H 0 " MoSam .Metric klUgfan 

_ and ak*S. F P 0.00 

ROYAL TRUST J 300 D °^\ 

firefalar*. Auto-o(l heal An exert 

OAK BAY ln ‘ p,CUw ’ rP 


GLANFORD—$10,300 


BLY AND hove la Lup* lor apring 
(ardeniM- 1 "wk to piraaae u 
praymi aU parUnulari nf thu 3 
be *fra" 5 f« modem hnm* 
DON HANNAH - I0-43M 


Lantford and Colwood 


ROYAL TRUST 

RXAL ESTATE 
SALES DEPT. 


OAK BAY 08.09 ™^ DOn f p 

Brand naw atone, alucco and aiding. _ 

4 bedroom bona iltualad cloae to UOWn 

•bopping and tranaportallon Tkra 

toll, living room with done fir*- Modarp 

beautifully fandaoaped. rrul^*ireea' 

STM?: T asms d W —. 

room on main Beat; I badrsoau 

”*• '“It t * 1 ■ Hr “°ra J* GRANT d JENKLNf 

menl «Hrt laundry room. t-pc. bath WEAL Err ATI * 

morn and apace for rumpua imn.im oiAur._ ,^ 

A. t. Cole*. Eva*-. EV 31799 BV * 1 ^ 

ROYAL TRUST--- 


living room with done flra- Modem kiirtwo r*im Large ioc Ret 

'roomta*leto ^2l5l!JS“m2ll' landagapwl ErJi^lrJ?.U RriOifP-Corp. 

«T: ? ft? ^^*ffr„,rad duple | gjMBjjBjj I 

on main Baag: I badroowH I __ __ __ 


SEA VIEW-SECLUSION 
4 BEDROOMS 
$35,960 

(*n a alopia 1 lot of almoai 
HALF AN ACRE, thl* lei 
rifle twn-lrt'rt POBT AND 
I-EAM boma haa 10 raanv 
quality laaturra Th* en¬ 
trance la qff a rasludad 
court yard complete wit* 
mlmatur* WATERFJCE 1 . and 
POND, lraalhtaking VIEW 
from living roam, whlck 
faaiuraa flow fa ceiling 
raiaed brick firapiaca built- 
fa booiahalve* and arivai* 
aundaek The gafagmfui 
Wuhan hai buili-in dlih- 
rawhn 0 rhorator rang', 
fan. nnek and uiuity ara*. 
Alfa no tha mala M» 40 
FT lavei ara a aeparai* 
dining room, large mailer 
bedroom with double rlnaela 
and baauiilul 4 pre tolh 
riw lower level, an am at 
100 ag. 11 , haa I morn tod 
room* another 4 poa. balh 
#n 8 a family room 
Wllh flraplac* and aaclirted 
Irttla off, Tpu iaw*|| hem* 

I* locafad tn Cfaikxa it*, 
faily ,18 ar il mlautaa from 
tto caetra at tori. Fag an 
appolnlBMat 1 * new all 
Ito away taataraa. pfaa**^ 

Mra L GoodMlow an 00 

ae 09-011. 

COLONY HOMES ALES 


GORDON MEAD 
GARDENERS PARA DUE 
04(0 

1 41S BQ FT of comfortable 
> to in Bui a*4ei J-faEO 
ROOM ham* aa a beautiful 

toifaege to Living room 
19x13 with firapiaca. diking 
mom 1I0T. madarn kitchen 
wilh range Inrludad 4-pi*ce 
baihroogn. utility room and 
•tUcbed garag* end work 

■lw« Claaa la Ito me and 
k i.na partition Bill n t*r- 
rllir value and pa**lbie log 
future Mihdlvtaftat For fur 
ttor information *lu,i nail 

MJU L GOODFII.LOW 
477 790. 10 E3J 

COLONY HOMESALES 


RETIREMENT 

SPECIALS 

1 ROOMA—full baaamani 
Modernized buagalow 

Larga to. Reduced to aoiy 030 
4 Rooea— Gorge area 

OH rumare, abaolulaiy 
immaculate Only 010 

Ra *ura In eae thea# well priced 
apcclala. Phone anytime fa: 


'4MAL*EmTE Wi «»5«r , 0i 

*va. Langford ‘ ARMY'' ARMSTRONG 
. i *£ m Ha ! £^ y ' ^5-1448 or 479-2155 

4n - M * 1 GARDNER AGENaEfi LT*>. 


190 GOvanpMM to eel 


MAYFAIR Haaiiy .ttracllva .luoco hum. w.fa =*UivuAI *nn, 

» iWSL.^—■ ^^.^"rte^kH^'d 2 P ' m ' to 8 P - m ‘ 

poS 1 , hi.rSSSf: rarasr, ® «rs5t- im CHRISTMAS AVE. 

Immaudata randllfan—eToae fa rtiop good ptrUafi W on a qfaal 
all rnnvanlencaa gee itoi* d**:r*bl* Heart in LAngforS: NET TAjUEN Luxurioua new NBA 4-badraan twa 
esc halve tolmga a> 0 . 01 ) each fatth LAST YEARONLY 0.0 toSSS? Mm. «t a /SSitoS 

rnJSSF V.1U. fit $8,500 gj« ^ni^XTiU ara. 

Flnanclal Survey Ltd <3 w person LTD . ^ ^ 

tfNivERiiTY AREA, modern 384-9328 Reg. 382-8917 ED HENt>RKS, 385-4flBl 

■ bedroom bungalow, lew itrpa 

Open lo vfaw biurday and Sub _______ _ __ _ ( _ 

SS? *"9'CLEM riTLX BY OWNER 1939 lUWJIVaiON. 

112.09 caah ae trade tor hom* Tumu Ave fttwv warm- in,.i 11 ■ RaaaC na* B'ATia ready u* auw M. 
ri?alain**** “ 1 completely ‘mader^a#* Interior*con' ““ l «* 1 “pyicrad- Ail *a 

GR9-74B. iJfc l, u nvtag roum. J badruumi »« kfatoatmaaL A. M. 

- --- raninet kiirhtn. bathrm and utility Phrin* 419-108 

LANGTORD S^c.Kfa -OPEN TO OF FTRA I 

New.-todronm « totomaa*. .0 flL“TlBK2S 

iom ___ i »ka rant on agreement for mia bua 094 Knotty Plat Rd . Larw- 

47*440. 479-4138 | E V 9091. _ fard. qR Mfi Ownar 

I —- rriT I’ V - - ---- —---11-BEDROOM HOUSE POR SALE- CLEAR TITLE ^gY OWNER i 

1 J-BEDROOM, SIDE-BY-SIDE DU-j Full _prlc* 0 . 000 . Iffnaa ownar: bedroom houaa. full baaamaoL Ml 
■ plot. 0 , 100 . 194 Imernna 30-HOT. EV 1 -MI, funiac*. Gorge ara*. llMDM. 


READY TO RETIRE? 
4 Rooms, almost new! 


OPEN HOUSE 


SUNDAY 20th, 
2 p.m. to S p.m. 


1756 CHRISTMAS AVE. 


i<pan m vi*w aaiurnay aim sub- ----—___ 

iTl’afi’* cair'or^lnSr fc*" 1 Wruc BY OWNER 1*29 

S?ysSi - —* .Ms S£«ir«s:M f, Sfa*sTs; 


I 1 

•tic. 


”... * 


-to-ev* * .ri-e r -r rx,* 


/ - e i >f«a**e«* 

4 ra a • -q « . • -V • a". 


Md i 


ra R 







MT TOLMIE, 112.500 

See this rn« attractive 3-BR towno 
vera Mil I crated rk» to Mora 
art but n > Mil landaraped W 

Foil ham'. Emm pfcf furnoc* A 
home to be croud of. C»»h or re* 
mill D P Drlvi by US Klngalex 
and ■»» iMa nlc* level retlremenl 
home. aeiHng at KUO Oil Ed 
Roberta. EV 5-8794 or EV MKC 


riwn. 1 bedroom, and '4-pea. bath. 
Ample Koran apae*. All modem 
ammutlea. ELEVATOR SERVICE 
Ot away (ram home maintananr# 
wnrrtaa and atari to really enjoy 


and atamli 


Older home within miking distance 


eaatly be enlarged. 

FULL PRICE 8251)00 WITH EASY 
TERMS 

Ear appnirement ftc further krfor- 
inatkin plrav mil 


NEW OR UP TO 5 YEARS OLD 
home wanted—bv builder or private 
male 1 bed no mi. dining room, lull 
lawmen-, guod reaidenllal ar»i 


Land value* are gorng up, but her* 
la a good bulldtnc Jut lhal la real I v 
REASONABLY PRICED, AND YOf] 


36 flatlg Colonial n> housis iah 

l.aiay March 20, I **• j 


housp rot iali I I^rry Aldrich'» Young Suit Look 


131 COUNTIY HOMIS AND 132 
PtOPUTItS 


WATIftFUONt 

properties 


f SO HOUSP POR SAL I 


OAK BAY REALTY 
FOR OAK BAY HOMES 

j THE DELIGHT OF 
DISTINCTION 


CLARKE k WALLACE 

Raally Lid. 

U< Rmughloa Si EV SUM 

Arrnaa (mat Eatoa a Car Park 


BOORMAN ..wo 

w up With Doing < 

A? hones ar are tdei 

A exceptional Ian 

RAYS prime lot 
N Mae a very beouii 

lkOS with mould, 
I*VESTMENT Ca LTD i-naal style Hew 

.1.1 GOVERNMENT STREET IuH <i>ed dining 

uu uu'wv formal or Informal 

panel lad with open 

ROWLANp HEIGHTS rewliatthajily pci red 

apgrnm- iMid MmnVT bSTi 

Irene a located mi a quiet deadend 
at reel and fmture* 4 badroceni. large „ 

IIVUM roan with flreptace. ftral M e OAK HAY 
dining roan, wuti MMuM *Ja** door BEACH DRIVE 

hra^32TUa ,U 7 B ^lj5^. n The APARTMENT 


Fn, .hamming buyer, art, bav. XfHjCXUimtL 

raarhad the stags where i bey d' 1,700 SQ FT- 

Y«i mu« *t *. you thki 

* EnLu#r brod rew Inanum tuUy tome 

up HitA o«nc anefro ,___ .e*,..*. 

h-fliM. <p in dcwD m erfftr ■■ tora1ed ■ tM V^aa jmiifla, 


MILL BAY — SEA VIEW 


smaller SomuM. family home 

Sfd^^M*! •ssu-v*r JTS - JETS 

^ r rs l ‘mtac h ‘k«tMoa l *Tha £££ hve. fb* m«i£ flm leatuna include 

Si . ^kSSSTilJE* mom • <rtKtf “SJtoT m£» 

E,u“!!L room, well designs'! Btrheo wilt 

m ^TnilamTDe? «•*. cabmen, built In range, 

Th?. ■“> * cheery *** Utility room 

mn •*«» «» <* cupboard. four bedrmi. 
realiaUmJlv^iflMd M 332 040 To 1 lw »-P , * r * *••»« 0,1 bedroom > 

h^wKv?Meni muT'Call J f>«r-piece vanity bath piui three- 
Um rm ' C “ J Mace m. lower level With Mare (or 

Mean <r t. mi. *s> not family r.m ThW la well paired al 

. , ,, _ . „ *21 .im Tn via*, phraw Mr. Waliare. 

)AK BAY OR 4-H27 or Mn MacWllUam. 


fWJ haaaman baa a w ughe d'n 1K34 A mo(l | .tir^ive apartment In a 
nanpua room wdJi prime local mo—BEACH DRIVE— 

piumbang rougtaad-io ¥* a u»m na“- o, lu-f, nvuyg room 

* w * t etaocn dining na>o romhttwlion wUh »ad 

ASKING S1S.3W quality broadloom wall-to-wall car 


Ertlt A Brutal IBS-TSU anytjmg 

OWNERS 
LEAVING TOWN 

ngraiM two-bedroom. 4-ymrald 

KwrT l^Miaood dRdng-livina nro 
with aropuca, bright t mtdem kK - 
rtam. •tv#-in pnN 


life — In yma- very own apart mem 

Ognaw mto-b edroom. Ayaar tdd ^R^SSTm^T' ^ WIDE SEA VIEW 

ST OAK BAY SOUTH Sw ah"“ou*ta™ ^aRgT^ 

S£j2r«SS2 -n-.de «d NEW HOME 

$13,950 WITH TERMS »1,000 sundeck *j® well *m 

* _Tbta allraetlve Ebedroora spill- ^*".‘1 " BUSSEY MAITTI, C. 

Frank KacWwtl KS-TK1 anyTliae ]#vt , ho,,,, u n 1u a( M w 1 ri ,«j RAIRD M4«tn 

locaUan. handy la arRonla parka • ONLY pi 

and iranaoortallnci LOW DOWN 

rvrvpnn\’AL VALUE payment largi nha hiORT 

EXCEPT lUPiAL-jnuuu CAGE gsos WINTER WORKS —-- 

HIGH LOCATION BONUS. An excellent living room 

QUICK POSSESSION 1 p,,^, .ES^-ktoE GEORGE RANDALL LTD. 
HeaiM.Iul plaster and panelling Lahapad dining room and brythl 
mr!Lwhiail an devirante «** heai kitehan wllh lota of cabinet* and 

we^oSUmmd. • M f yaaruld rmd hreakfaat area Up (Our TEN MILE POINT 

knea raanliH cd llvltig-dlnlng uapa 1 o 1 bedroom, and 2 balh 

r^* SKJISr two large hed rootna. Dow natal r> there la apace Hare la an axacullva, Ultra-Modem. 

*2E£Jr«iih RAiMeS. Reel (or a large nirapua room, alao Quallty-BuiH Mom-, la e ouMl re*i- 

23T leuN^Tronln wllh lube and roughed-uT ptumbto* lor another * r “ l ,J! n t* r /^?*l r l 72 rr, ;, I ? 

•inn- v.theemM imj kgiww Turnrwtr ruml at oo# uoar. Llvint Room wiin Fir* 

S.p,M vantly bathroom mi net haxhrormi Wpnrate at p,aMiad Dan with Flranlae. 

Uxe* only *H M. jmT or nouoa. pc*«ejmiu vary Large Kitchen 

PRTCF ONLY $8,950 i™ :. *7 r |« C G Pnmily ««™ 3 Complete Soaeloua 

PRILL UNU1 can AE. Gower or L. u. ^ mail (eel no one 

Mas Cerwabi ■KTKn eaylime Giddy, SK>-rm. . . M . anmtw la acre wllh 


J^Saruiai. conauhoa m-.de and NEW HOME 

"* $13,950 WITH TERMS J 21 ' 000 

___ . TtWi 4ltrmc«1v< 

Frank MArahail KS-TK1 anytlm* i #v# t bon,. u 

location, hand) 

EXCEPTIONAL VALUE 

HIGH LOCATION bonus. An ea 

QUICK POSSESSION 1 , 


100 FT. SANDY LAKE 

Wall ranal curled and very deal cable i FRONT A HP LAKE FRONT HOMES I l-REDROCM HOME WITH INLAW 

country home with 2 hedroom. , _ ___ ... - . , B|M eulle - ty to *30.0(10. MRS. JOHN- 

kitt hen. living room. 2 bathroom.. I Almnal TV. acre* nf me# laketroni 1 ~ 1fro,11 ** T T U L!K‘. ’ “STON. -irf-gSTA 

rw.emenl with nimpui room with property al Cowlrhan Lake, m ™ •“* J,,' 1 - .... 

fireplace Approximately acre bourn drive from Victoria. «2-fl 1 •**’**1*? j-bedroom, home Cn to (.< rca 

maamficen 1 ^ M ^xtra^, STaJTM gKSSKSlS l “ ^.“^1 

ssl^co^:. 10 “ 1U ^ * nd s^gar^rv^r-srwK: SSSSTSsSSfi" m ’ r 1 r™ 

_ „ __ _ ^ Aii ikim f or it* nrid'© ot SH Mi *- tV< • tog-rtn** mr<‘>*nrT*«xl«l>oa prnpeny c4 SEZE OR PRICE. 

tl ertni term*. Owner moved, all otlen *4 000 hardlee at CtT.SM. MRS. JOHNSTON. 4TI-«T71 

i Con lac i R. Bruce. Rnhinann Aied auhmitled. Ceil Phil La Mare at 1—<5oa* to the tbyagf. modem and • • .. . . . 

Ctee Ltd Trunk Road. Ihtccin. B.C. 74A5171. evttgx or holidaya ■■•>* ■ r-atwi. Vurdmnca •< itwgro^n home I P TO gtjtmin 

IPhon* 7again or write Box US. Duncan, B C. ■'•mmodatit* phw aeparat.’ gueid AX\ AREA. EVELYN WILSON. 


2 WATIMIONT 
rtONRTIES 

SHAWNTGAN LAKE 
LAKE FRONT HOMES 


IS) WANTW TO fur 
HOUSIS 

, “COLONY* NEEDS TODAY I I I 


S-bedroom, home. (> to 1:4 nug. 


Pbon* 74giin 


•uue. double plumbing, large living mm, * 

---—| _ r, .... _. HWIl With g!*»» d'XJC |D SUH DeVk. ....... 

2 ACRES RETIRE BY THE SEA Wharf and all (artlltlew. Term* avail . .. . . 

DOUGLAS ST .... .. .t- v*» * bedroom modem home with *p*r* 

* I Sheltered*^ 1 u e water meliorate * (or extra be.ic.r, I t (tv | - cf - 

Two houaea greeuheuan. wtlh aandlnd pebble beach over 400 » -Over TOO ft rowiage and ft acme ooo. MRS. MITCHELL, 477-*R». 

? lhrr *'. .y.rw^ Axklng Oft.OOtl | n lent \ ir . iVwtv. and ahruhherv M privacy 3 Bedrt^hKjlow- wllh 


XTIl* T T*‘^* ?T rt, * red ' to wafer. ,r Jd*e. AUrarltve 2-bKL Jenvrvg j>»rt»t. uaeful outbuilding, j A* * M* * _ 

Ptvftie X8S-144h. Jack Glover or „ ' ... ... fully lumi'hed. 1 t-arga waieiTroni property. EXFCl). 

Gordon M.rahall, Ganhver Agenrte. uito Ihe tree*, ha. a^ideck. aul^ Term, at *S1 500 . TIVE TVFK HOME. Call VERA 

LM -_oil heat. Fleldatnne fireplace and a Pleaae call Mr Cuatance. EVftWI l_ 


_ oil heat. Fleldatnne fireplace and a Pleaae call Mr Cuatance. EV ft-2 

CHARMINC COMPACT CCHTACE " V 'W "“"J 5 fret long with view 0€ any <H our reoreaent*t|v M| 

<xi 2 /J ot arn , near Hem.wood Bav Window* Privacy aaaured by 12 Swlnerlon. Stewart Clark. Ltd. 
Electric heat, excetleni well. gS.Tfl I • r "? fir "\*ple. alder, dog 

T>rm. Immed po**. Ptwne Bit 44111 wo g •"<* arhulu*. Good A'll and — — 


Approx. H acre anth S bdrm hxrta 
- within t mil# circle. BETTY 
SILVER MA248S. 


TEN MILE POINT 


lattee ooly H M. 

PRICE ONLY $8,950 

Kan Cor»>h KBTIffl eaylime 


A939 
SIZES 10*19 


WATERFRONT 

PROPERTIES 


100’ CLEAN BEACH 
An Immaculate home offered b> 
widow lor appreciative retired 
couple or executive who enjoy t 20 - 
mmute acenic driva to work Large 
14x20 L R. with beautiful fireptere 
Innki over quiet bay to adjacent 
inland* Alan, dining room, kilrhen 
with artanlar and tewing room 
I look over ihe water. Two good- 
alxed bedroom* with 14x15 b**e 
j ment bedniing room including hre- 


Small a pari Trent block — t to I 

SUITES. CaU VERA PIPES. 


good water iupply. Home only 12 T r nrc ! 

year* old owned and mainumed \\ATERpT vONT lAJIh Small apartment hlock — g to I 

hy a dnrlor. Located on Denman ! SUITES. CaU VERA PIPES, 

I eland with frequent daily IS-minule DON'T wait arourid hoping more BAStlfc 
ferry aervlce Full price gJS.OOd.Otl waterfront building W* will be I 

Ha* clear _ title Pleaw Pjvme oi manularturod There ar* dam few 4 bed no*, nr I bad cm and den. 
“'D'ePhll Le Mare, 74A5I72 or eve toft, and that! the end The met L’p to tlS.ift). and not over X yra 


744-Mgd. Box 12S, Duaaan. 

H W DICKIE LTD. 
"We Sell ihe laland" 
&>x 12R, Duncan, B.C. 


SOOKE 

WATERUtONT 


wr have available in NORTH ANY GOOD AREA. MARIE MAL 
SAANICH wilt likely be all aold BON. 12SABW 
i hi* year. Right new w t have tate ••••••• 

U K.SOI. aeveral in the IIO-C5.000, , b»drm, betler home In CADBORO 
range, and a couple of-choir* one .-ray nr GORDON HEAD ham men! 
at higher price* Call m* nowlooii^j f p lo H4.00TI. BARBARA 


vu beduting room including fire-1 COTTAGE ^-QK SALE PROSPECT 

re and haaemenl waah room We are fortunal* In offering foe 1-ake. |A M0. EV 4-1242, GRI-4SB 


place and haaemenl waah room »e ar# (ortunat* In offering for 
Enrinaed carport, garden tool ehed. ule (or the Aral lime, waterftunt 
heautltul lawn* and ahrub* with properly l hat ■ la virtually a 
eaay alepa lo bearh make thla a Ihangrl la. i Imagine owning your 
choice <dtming Rememier, ch-ilce own completely fenced park of 4*. 
waterfront la tl2B lo H30 a foot, acreai. From the loiked gate i«i 
Full price *25 150 with e**y lerma ihe Marfclopped highway, a Wind- 
In qualified client*. The large )iew- mg gravel road lake* vnu through 
Ing and utility room open# ceito ull treea thal Jual ahu| you oul 
rondw k for iumn»r living. (r, im tp, r*,, „( lhr world, to your 

WIL1.S OF WHTTTOMF.S 3884271 '"™ beach wllh a panoramic view 


and arrange lo have al look. , HUNT. g»54gt. 

AL HETHER1NCTON. 154 Jftgt CYil.ONY HOMESALES. Ml 32W 
'"rial G.*don Hulm# Lid 8581154' TROM THE WOMAN S POINT OF 

COTTAGE k-OR SALE PROSPECT VIEW" 

lake SA wo F-V 4-4242. CR I-4SB VICTORIA'S PRESTIGE OFFICB 
— - - — OF WOMEN REALTORS 


WANTID TO *UY 
HOUSES 


HAGAR *•SWAYNH 
REAL ESTATE DEIT. 
need*: 


The property haa city waler piped 
A HOP TO THF! RFAFH ihruugh and aaide (ram thii big 
A liyp 1U Hit, BtACJi extra there are aeveral new oul 

Custom Built 1,500 building! ptu* a large cabin with 

flu nor Trnnafcrrorl driveway I urn a round. Creek run 

LMner iransierrca Ring through the property and ap 
Immaculate 1 bed room home Juat P rt " 1 - cleared, t Black loam, 

over the road lo quit* bay with view rK> * planied In rout crop* I com 
of Jam** laland. All lit* room* are hlelea thla ixjutandmg and Impn* 
large—L R , 15x23. DR 11x14 and "M* In acquire properly. Full price 


S hedroren with baml la Cadtvwa 
Bay Sherwood Oaka or Upper 
Ijiwlnuiw Not older than t yre. 
Up to (30000. Muit have torn* 
character 

OR 

larjrr. older goad ham* on M acre 


„„ v OAK BAY NORTH 

BEST BUY 2 - B R BUNGALOW 

gzj «8.»“ 

osu* cut* roay Garden Irt ana Over 13BB W II Hi 
the practical price ihdudea range. Uvmg room wll 

TV a ana l drape* mantet nucroe. toxll.l dining room. 


door. Lot la anorak '♦ acre wllh 
nica water view from ell window* 
Fun Basement An imueually de*u 


SUPREME VALUE AT 
$9,500 

Try your term* 

Phil Simpann. I*TS® Mrtime 

NEARLY NEW 
$1,000 DOWN 

t-hadronm huna»luw *• • «wel 


able hntn* at raamnabi* oric*. from Mont wonderful wgy. w« knmv, to zip into ipririR is in a | hu “,;:^ y ..ii qwJfVndl anyum*. 

■"^cuZ'ALSNKL^iiAN l twoploce dres. by LARRY ALDRIOI. For beauty of -U**-;;*-: _ 

ev 2-44M iHorn#i cut and line, the designs nt this famous house are unsur- carport, moi *ned. wroughi iron 

I passed. Printed Pattern A939 hai a panelled from jacket ^, n n f,' ^"|'i! 1 a ,l “ ra 3 n ,V’ s 

UNIVERSITY with a niftily curved beK in back. The slender tailing twin m a nutom quality ham* I 

irur WAV i I vm ■ aid anarinue i._j l... __l_i_rou_ : l .* rD,r . '* •'U'hg at a •%» Pi. c«e CfifH 


rul-de-ear ou* Lnn^ord way. 1100 Reai h and Willow* ftahnnl To 
par mnmh F^wp**** call A W. »#w*rt. 

FULL PRICE $11,900 - i ** 8 - 77 ® 
par GnraMe. »« an»tim* TWO BEDROOMS 


ifttTi uTma^mom wioi^repiac* I passed. Printed Pattern A939 hai a panelled from jacket 

5KJ-J I UNIVERSITY 1 with a niftily curved beK in back. The slender falling 

good' .tea uiniiy room on mi- ,kirt ! * ea * ed b Y K athe r» below the waist. The slightly ir,7^(oi™tl®"“an 1 

^iJh^SndTKfliSS at i,*'S M ' ,d "* d COU * r , ‘‘ ipri ” K a ,m * ptetl * S#>W 11 w-i,h * hort l'^ r, h^h U Exml^”^ 

■ *i Ihe main floor Full baaemeni p^^aIa^^.undetk Family room O*" V ileeveg In WOOl OT Wool knit, sleeveless in linen Ing at reasonable 7% 

StuIK SST' rumpua^room ^ AlV ^ shan,u "K' 

»ith nr»pi*rr and garage with "tiiegarVniiw with im* medium Primed Paltem A939 is available In Misses' Sizes 10, 
ir^ B . ILrJrJftu* U H ' 16 - 18 - S1 « 10 *°P 2 yard. 35-inch fabric; 

quire minimum mataienem* #(- llBlv *„,# Kienraait. KV 2 4W skirt requires yards 3S-inch fabric. 

K2pp.«Tw«S^g.l!r will". : Send ONE OOI1.AR for Printed Pattern A939 to The 


Ihrough and aaide from thii big >AIRFIELD REALTY Iguger. aider goad ham* on M ter* 

extra there are aeveral new oul 2 bedrom, full haaemenl home, of more with aeduaion in 10 -mlla 

buildlnga plu* a large cabin with Lem ihan IB >ti old. Minimum cirtN*. View <d ho iniereM hut trr^ 

driveway turnaround. Creek run- l.noo *q ft. ALL GASH a muK. Apprt* *35.000 - gM.snn 

ning Ihrough the property and ap DON ROBBINS. JM-iBJl BMh ihe*e r*queat» are fqr genuine 

prox. ta-acre cleared, i Black loam. clienl* with eubatanuel down pay- 

now planted In root crop* I com metua. 

plelee thla ixiutanding and Impn* LAKE HILL, HIGH QUADRA ALSO 

, _ . .... .."W* In acquire property. Full price CADBORO BAY AREA Small nn-alep rmtag* mu*t have 

(m inm a«o 

OAK RAY - LANSDOWNF. Call Lew Mrtlliet. «5S **» 

__ Ten bedroom*, den, |wo halhrrv.m* ' ot F fYilnenhin KSK- gOTT 

Small lot. Newer home Up loi <Yfir# EV 2-72T« 

CL'ACTTVC* unuc ISO.no* | Town A Crximry Realty LM. 

ShAblDE HOME j C ALLAN. »M(W1 


SEASIDE HOME 
10 MILE POINT 
SOUTHERN EXPOSURE 


1 PupItxM tode-hy tk\t ■ tvs 
r*ih client*. L’p In |» WWl 


•DESPERATE" 


PrinlBd PaltRm A939 is available In Misses' Sizes 10, 


3. H. Whiimme A Co. Ltd., 

7*lg Furl Si cert 


alaed hearth Exi*ilng mod gag Spnngtim* la an especially lovely 

ng at reaaonahle 7* l*e*»u»i tn enjoy Uua tmauiifullv Ren Scattergond. 4T8-1S74 

WILLS OF WHITTOMES 8SA4771 ' ESQUIMAIT 1 "elp to telUe Iwe 

J. H. Whlimme A Co. Lid-, Taatertuiv P dec«wLi^? r i2SJ*n ' ESQl IMAf.T .muple* Jual Iranaferred from Re- 

71* Furl Sicert lurVr .wtrtaSIS'^i-Uf ‘S' .Jt! s, ' w ' ln ,hl * * r ” !'"• On# need* a 2-bedroom, nrv 

TL' .** V a f e BR h * ml hornr ^ ba»ement home in any good ar*. - 

. , * ^ K up to t* 1 " 1 prrlerrably Ihe Gorge. Town and 

T^a'Trld g k Kna ruV"*"" 1 ROfl !w ' ATTERGOnn ' ir4 3 “blldromli 0 ^ - ?' imih r |n'^he 

COWiaiAN LAKE ' ... STS? £ 


SOUTH OAK BAY * 1,>a0D 

eiwi nowv Her* H a 1 wo-bed room home 

LAJWIN a, amntSe. m *• Mid Iran* 

I tinea* haa mad* IMS large old« E***"!' ."J * "*«■ W «"d B*' 

wm>| viaai Umi ii ui pul yuur ™ llvlnf room dlnJna room 

wSJw 14 Mk - • pace and and kl.rtiMi are all good .taed ard 
r^iertjajSwerv-wiwca' Four lar ftvei the furnace, plumbing and wiring 

L-.-leaarala dining room. hav* all beer lanewad adlhir the 

Mpareta garS* and a lima lot l*M thrrt year* Ttill horn* la 

^^FhonaMre. Croe* gSKTrfl priced al gll.M and allraetlve 

innvir in vn (inerving can ha imaged Foe 

ASKING >U,»n further Intermalb* praaa* call J 

W Ritchie. MB71 oi 

BUY OF THE WEEK KING GEORGE TER 

TN th .1 7->ear-old. .twdroom SEA VIEWS; OAK BAY 

home over 12M square feet la 11*1- What a lovely location for a re- 


Newalead Rrally Ltd. 


Progpdcta or Suspcrtg 


O. RaMMlI Ltd.. EV 4-n* 
nr pandora Ava. 


BARGAIN HUNTERS! 


Do you really want lo IEI.L yraer 
_ CASH ALL CASH property nr »ould *nu ralhar rni- 

/'acts AT t CASH dur ' »P c ' n « tou '* 

CASH ALL. LASH ihrough your home If an you 

,.„ n vri|t _ urtUF nFCaRDLrkS hand!* It But II you want U arid 

SIDNEY WATERFRONT A gk Condition or “ '>'>«■**_, V' , " y tn * W, ”I ' 

untie anjTn ciilTF CATION IF ITS FIXABLE AND mum nl inronvenirtw# plea** con. 

HOME AND SUITE rvntarif 1 WILL BUY IT CALL * uf| “* *■ "• have a number «i 

MARINA ZONED hy Ig^nt JoJin JaMES WHY ^L^^vic^V 4 *’*" “ 

ERM HOMES LTD. M3 21JT ARY- relocate in Victoria 
atnanou .i-w. ___ nut h : . onrir.rq.P VI T.IATP 


Ye* thie t-iaaf-oid. I bedroom 
home n\*r IM equar* taai i* 11*1 
•d way heiee* raplacemrm coal 


od way beMar raplacamrnl coal tirmd couple' Small eaiy- 
Lik* new, il Rha both a dining room garden, warm romfMlabie 


and eating nook, full haiamant and 
cuphnarda everywhere 

ONLY $16,000 
C. Warren MATSU arc Um* 


SOLD ON SIGHT 
MT. TOLMIE SECLUSION 

Ikwely treed selling on thl* extra 
wide lot allowi apace in move. 
The 8-bedroom hum* feature* L 
ahaped living - dining room wllh 
u'lluy ogf kllrhem. 2 pailo*. drruidr 
drive Firat-claea mndllum. 

PR1CTO RIGHT AT $19,350 

M Warren. 1M75CU aajlim* 

CLOSE IN 
HIGH LOCATION 
ROYAL OAK 
WITH A VIEW 


Beat h and Willow* Ibhonl To- I F>ally Cologlikt Pattern IVnirlmpnl Ml Vrrait Ffrrrl Weal COWIQIAN LAKE Full high baaemeni ha* flnialied vnvT'ran 1 h»ln me °ple*a* rail ma 

mV” 0,11 *• W ^ JAMES BAY—$5,950 | ToronUj , On,.’Ple.M print plainly your name, .ddreaJ^ Come* .o the M e. .ha. Km ro m J|T SS K.r R^'Vifi^: ?RT 8 N °. l °fe» V E V V a "i2t 

TWO BEDROOMS ^ number ,nd «** !?« 15"S W4W, ‘ Lid. 

OAK RAY "“t ,nd l,r «* kllchea with all I NEW! NEW f NEW FOR 1966 ! See 57, new cream-of-the- emhumaM, clean a.ter. (,«■ ^ <W '7^.ulL s^ m U *?_ 2 ° HI?' iiApTuV ■ 1,y Rll « ,r * 'ra ulr »* Mwdronm ------ 

S“™ s?‘Jr SSjts ln “ r =\3 1 y^‘ro,x r !. Ms it.,::" Proip . ctt „ Sll>p , ru 

Hen W a 'wn-beriramr, home P*"cy ReaaonaMa down payaaaal Pattern Book, Plug 50c free Coupon -apply to any $1 Excellenl Ihopplng fartllllea r n,^..rmam M'rn -Ld ____ ~ 1 

rttiwe tn rbxti w»*a and Iran* c,u 11,11 8 * —hu ° GRI-HM pattern In Bonk. Send 50c DOW for the Couture Book Ivmw a-tea^left m pUM «™n'i UJl »»n*tmrd at Ik! U «1 Do you really warn lo IEI.L >«* 

KTSS S, “n.-Jf S. a u. ««• k -W.tch . Pr„ m i„„, ELunx.r Pa.tern ^ ~_ZSI-“?U STV-" ST. 

and kitchen ar* ell good alaed ard M* Pandora Av*. by Betl Reif. I, , lu.acr# wooded lot wilh J 00 CASH ALL CASH Ihrough your home’ If an you 

lw*ra fl a7rbaan l,< r.'lliN** ■ ———— - f*M of good safe beach wilh beau cmNF'Y WATVBFROMT >T1R YOUR HOME REGARDLESS n f . u S5lv* , «nS** 

Rrt. hil k - 1 tlful View, priced al Juat *5 500' SIDNEY WATERFRONT OF AG*. Cr.NDITlON. OR LO- V* irMy- aweHy eirt with e Ihim 

g-S m COUN Ttt HOM M AND ,.| COUMT.Y HOMIS ANP “X, 75 UTI| H ™ E ,^ d!E rt - ™‘ ■--I J 

S-YS*’” BARGAIN HUNTERS! P.OTOm.S _ I.OH.TI.S_ #«S 73“S.“J'JSJ^‘JK MARINA ZONED « 1^^ ^Ttr«ST ^ “ 

looMnelnr* i hear rent or * aood a,.,.,.,,. __..._ , • rhnlc* art* It r*wlly la BOR 2 BEDROOM nidi- homr In excellent TIME * _ J, RODGER-P KUGENER 

KING GEmGE TER. —M nr L A RARE I SJK" 3 F™*". "t'S Z jTnsDOWNF^ Northmen, Vru.iUM Ltd. 

SEA VIEWS; OAK BAY iuta^T ww «TT*» thla li e ale? SytEUM yg - - .SPLIT LEVEL 14QB i Ltd , 7«agm, rhmean, BC. and separate DINING ROOM iher# WSMXJBNr. EV vgill 

W>»« ■ '-'r location for a re. Mi ~ ~£ ZZ ,-- iWR^aT. H ^.ider^ ° AK BAY “ C1TY 

%JBrS.» ES MONTREAL TRUST . ^rrr^Vh^inr, 'fgl ITS FANTASTIC 


MARINA ZONED 


tired couple' Small eaay-lokeep I 
garden warm romfarlabJa bung- j 
alow wlih aeqviewi from everv 
room. Akaolutely in Up-iop con- 


dH kin a* It la yet plenty nf 

rykertlal tar MHarglng If dtlired | ^ nit Thirv ^ 


Laiii#’'ifvjngg ^I'^h^rTr;: gwcrffi tpp ^ int jr?'' **- ct , 4 

place, aeparal* gued da dining -■ W *"* ed in cedar aiding and durod ron» OHy Mono SEA FRONT 

room, aportoua cabinet kitchen Weil ailualed In a goad dldrtrt wnh'VBlIM Mr, Elwrll 477 »»•* cai m epprop TCI ivn 

with plcaaanl dinrtl# are# over „. „ amide prtvwj Full eric* tll.idl. dal. l nrfUNU Ihl-An U 


1051 Fort Street 


C. and aeparai* DINING ROOM there iusncuun„t, 

-— la a ilk# view nt SHOAL HAR I OAK BAY—CITY--- 

Hour Upaiali* i* a modern 2- 

HEDROOM SELF-CONTAINED My rllenl want* a real nice throe- jj s LANTASTIC 

JCT SUITE i».l eler-lrk 1 —alove an.) frig , hed room feme with haaemenl Price 

J Included) which renta for 173 per range *23.(4* lo 127.Of*). Iurolihed 

rXKNT monlh Well in*V lo* wllh inu FEET ^ unlumtohtd Tni* J» • Th# number ci p^oplt whn §r» rf»fn. 

386-2111 OF"WATERFRONT Tl«2 Yn teque.. P'«*e roll Rrg.SatU ,og bar. from «her P-D» »( C'an- 

I VAN isi.E MARINA. Extellem makej. 385 7741; rea. I8h-45A0. i ada to . (yplte Vlclorl* I heir home. 


room.' Spwrkjua cabinet kilrhen i“*»“>alkmr 
with plraaanl dlneile are* over- u . 

looknlg the garden Bright alrv 
dnuWf bedroom ferine Ihe more l - ALL 

Ing bua Full haaemenl HOT 

WATER OIL HEAT Extra bed u 

roam end balh room In the haae- ** “ 

mem. all ached garage Full price 

ail.ma can Don Whyte. »1WI -r-- 


MAKE TT PAY - 
CALL ’EM Mr KAY 

384-3348 

Metropolitan Rea II y Lid. 


MEARS k WHYTE 
OAK BAY REALTY LTD 
2188 OAK BAY AVENUE 


DOUGLAS REALTY 
LIMITED 


RETIREMENT 

SPECIAL 


a,luaied op a quirt llrort la Ihe «)F*dy ,U» In one era 

popular high Gorge are*, thla ihe other Art mg only r 710 


n,rim hen* fealuraa 
me* living room with hardwood 


amid# privorj Full prlra Ul.Sgg 

lerrn* k. be arranged | JOURNEY S END 

cnoMHI ATRKAGK v „ 

* *'[”'* * —w wah exmi**ted *,41 — and relax In Ihla’ Well kept milage 
Iwawd well, Full Drtie 0.4) SI.73d K.eryihma there lo make you ,,,m 

v u.wira a .car. I *«»•'«' l *r*. living r.e.m 2 but 

2 Ml m KS » | ACRES — NEAR nrtu. cabinet elertn, kill hen 

QtlALKUM IKK U | modern balhroewa. Minty, auln. nil 

I We new -gier g rtaw Inert rt pee ( hai air heel. wrK.aw Alt Ihla lor 
carl eade the Village of Qua Ileum. 5 only ga.OOi 
acre* of heauliful gnamn Excellenl 

rifiPUsrATB.w ss TTO JSS™™ ENT 

lerma SPECIALS 


! SEVENTY-FIVE ACRES 

Reeuilful properly from Ar. 
Mary Lake In the aally era 
a; only MM 01) per acre Ideal 
for romrl or auMIxIalon. For 
particulan 

rail JOHN WATSON 
art »M or 4T7 ml 


D. F. Hanley Agenrlea Ltd 


I marina potential Clear till#. Asking D. F. Hanley Agrorln Ltd ] *> hav* * gleadily growing U*i n4 
n vri - — - — ___ clienti wtm are looking tor hornei 

I HAVE A CLIENT WHO RE 0 f #j| lypei. revenue producing 

341777 MA1NPPI7F quire* a lwt> bedrotxn h'*n# wllh proprrllH. ecreagg and InU If 

' .' I; rrnr.r, de# nr Ihree bedroome. dining ra. >ou ,rr rnnaidermg erllmg between 

EV 4-P631 (Day or nlir) full haaemenl. high gunny lorolkin. now and Seplember and wanl r 

JIACAK A QWAYMF I TTY 8 , *' d roaldeniial are*, np lo *17,l»al •ervice. pleaae call KEN 

n Z„ a cent who will pa, UP to °! 

- 1 ■ — .— - .... i— g 7 -.gi C aah Pa a homr auilablr f.« Newatead- Really Ltd. 

rental ar reaale purnrwe*_Lar 7 ' 

SHAWNIGAN LAKE '.Skinner. »-• 2157 eve*. 385-lSld--— 


TWO RETIREMENT 
SPECIALS 


SHAWNIGAN LAKE '.Skinner. 382 7157 eve*. 385- 

40 ft of .urviy ahelvlrw beach. Float, We*lent H,ew* Lid._ 

Wllh UwlUouae. Weir VoM cottage. | -—.. 

I*8nf9 I.K Wflh Ff* FTVMjrni I aoinri _ a t a a 

kili'hrn. 3 (*<■ baijw>e,m. la-rlronm SOLD Ot'T ! ! . ! 

>||J|> luroiihed m efm range and HavP BuvfTS WailinE 

(ridge. Will ileep M people Turn* nave du.vuv ">""'4 

available Art ing pore g12 3ra>. 


YEIJjOW POINT AREA Artmg pn< 


Kara vou will nnd many of th*],... - 9V * 

taaluraa you *r* looking (or. Lon* ,T “ _. v a,!X 1 4 ' nM . 

low rqjKMV with 1104 aq fl III mi i0 *- "uR*"* 1 • j 


ana floor Mduaion oa oxer nail 
an ■■** nf prnparii Panorama 
View ol in* munmaide and Ik* 
Ovmgira Living room 14*11. duuna 
room LLxlL family room Mxll with 


view <y tn* amaUriilde ah* ihe SUBURBAN LIVING 
OvinpN Living room 14*11. auuni e-, t/Yl newun 

roam UxU family room 30x11 with I M.KW OOwn 

»lr#*lar# ihra* hddromn* helhroam ^.year old and immaculll* home wtih 
and brigM kitchen *ilh eaung erea j twdroami. lrg*. living room cab. 
S*< ludeg pa no and k>v#|y ground. I eier lutdien OO-M heal, carport 
with numeroua .hrub. and Pa(h !ri,-ae lo bo. and itoraa. Exeepiionaj 
**■»*' Uwated high OB a genii# ly , M r> q llv g 

*h*>e *w*y from irafflc. Very d# „„ __ 

• ethl# at . FU1.L PRICE $9,700 

$21,000 Mr. Davie*. KV VlTM inyiim*. 

Enc Graham 3rt7Ml anitlma 


MT TOLMIE 
VIEW SUPREME 


FULL PRICE $9,700 
Mr. Davie*, KVVlTM.an.viim*. 

ctty 

$1,000 Dow n 


lo toon 2 bedroumi. Ire# LR. (MlH 
Bear th* hop nf the mtwain Uue |h*K(. eta. elec. kit. TTila Nona haa 
modern, apneauua home '2.4M ag been ro-wirod eng IIH funwnr i* 
fi developed' horns with* >d tn nr* 


acre tdfera Juat about Ihe moot ex- VI71 

riling view* la Ik* dty! Each day ,411 

room, living rreim. dining room. Mr Da' 
kilrhen and DEN command an ex 

r ineiv# and ever-changing view - 

here ar* 3 or 4 hedrqomi. d-aibi# 
plumbing a rec room a double 

r n r *l# and many charming fa* 
urn , ... , n 

AT NIGHT ONLY AN AIROPLANE I .... . 
junr. could duplicate the w»" 

MYRIAD COLORED LIGHT* i rnnwrvaU: 

BELOW iiaped. h 

Aaklns $36,750 h 

Ahaenie# owner mual art I Uw* I Li!»_- ,.OW« 
.Spring exclusive '.V IM' 

Phil Kunporot. 3M 7»J1 an, lima ,'• f, * r ho< 


FULL PRICE $7000 
Mr Danes EV 58184 anytime 


SECLUUON 
BUM DOWN 

Two evlra large bedroom*, 4x»'i 
ani* m garage Juat under half an 


1 J good tie* bedrooms 
' hem broke vanily bathroom 

■ f> I« malar healing 

• mum bed Inr euto washer and 
drier 

■ e I lar bed garage end eloeag* room 
1 law taxes 

Thu it eaoeiieni vatu# at waki 
Call Pal Murphy M4-3IM 
Metoopotitaa Really Ltd. 


CEDAR HIIL. 

1,100 SQ FT. 

Com* and view IMa excel¬ 
lent elartef home• ASKING 
IINLY Bill «ne WITH EX¬ 
CEPTIONALLY GiitUI 
TERMS. Feature* 3 hdrme . 
la lie living neon Cabinet 
kiirlwa Wllh dnufeie gink. 
Neal fenred kit Car pun. 
(ALL JEAN KOWALSKI, 
3S4WI 348-3231 

COLONY HOMESALES 


PARKSVILI.K REALTY CO LTD.. 
Box 112. PartuviHe BC. 
Phone M4.JZ14 


PARKSVHi-E 


24 ei res of paik like land wuh yiau 


; hedrre.iy, colla ge rinee to girl 

mem *’*" p * > , ni.m - with '•indirit."rwaT | rntu*#' at lap ' of 'propart' Road 

. ' looking >oe Altiucen'* L.tehen. mull graded »o level hwlding aMe rlnae 

All on -tier and aewer. , utIUly rmon. nrmem how- 

1184 K 0-1 *'■“« ^1 * 

eORDON LTD. | Pnc $si nuo. c a-h u. man !^ r Mkll J , B , lr T ^ir w vT rOf 


rioor»’"aad’ ewatVeiUfl replace Can*' Andrew Pesrae 744JTJ8. I) |.n.n Mndern walertroeti home, fealunns;_ NORTH SAANICH 

• | ir ga vnA^am ctbirw* ilirine kil- Mail Mado»n 34100ft r <m 2 h#dn>ntn« ind d#n. 3 h*thmom« 140 fi ri iiMuLJfid Irwd wilerfuwvt 

Turn wtuThar Ihd dineita \l cto.. . ' plu* |urt. men rdf maeter her) i Wratem vlatu tn Cnwi. ban Bay ami 

- - - ‘ ..- •— |3. 74-deve.w. collate do.* tn Rid 1 ^. i lvmt r<0 ,n lirepla.r. doing Satellite Channel 780 sq ft m.jdem 

rte.m with done neiln eunderk. nw r ; collage at lop M propertv Road. 


----DOIi-ARS FOR YOU 

SOLD OUT ! ! ! ! 

r, _ [I dnpeiaiely need a Ihedrqum 

Have Buyers WailmR Ijvene Wllh baaemeni lhal nulrl n* 
ir you ARE PLANNING TO SELL i .eivarted In in-law .Mill# Whal 
AND WANT IT SOID j "■'* rieta* mi EV2 *in 
_ .. . . ... . »n<l iik for 


AND WANT IT SOIJ) 
Call John Molyard 

DIAL 3854741 ANYTIME 
Nor'hweolern Securttie* Llrl 


FRANCEY SALYNUIK 
New,lead Raalty Lid. 


, tiwn tear round ail# 
fliil lu inspert Ihla 

1 try fti nOu down- 


Be the 
81 *8.1411 
All 


13 ar res nl gond anil wilh another 
big veal nasi rteek. Aeklng gV3ili 
! Il XJ8 *ean. A 

569-hT. HOAI) FRONTAGE! 

Ciwlaiaing 8 gam ilaag- t w BMirt 

' title, eon* evetlebt b,gl,uyi land | 
F P only 33.1*11. 11 , 1 X 1 down A XI 
Ph. eves. Mre. CrrX, 7128721 
Mr. Awrey J48 3831 

R THWAITF-S AGENCIES LTD. I 


GORDON HULMK 
SIDNEY, BC 


PROSPECT IJiKE 

WHERE DEVOTEES OF THE 
HOILSE LIVE AND THAIS 
THEIH THOROUGHBREDS 

This handsome property nf 
luai under 3 ACRES haa a 

r vdrsaeealiy ihjiii new. 

•tall barn, a dr luxe 7- 
> r< 4d residence nflcilng 
«CM 1 M' aer lusMKI 2 d mlnulea 
downtown Vk-knia All 


jowirl Frank McLaughlin, c/o 
' Nknaimn Realty Cn. Ltd. 17 Church 
Hlreei Nanalmn R C. Ph. SK4J3II 
nr evea Sk K5112 


desiraht# properties ph,«v# 

F.RIC PtIRTER 
384-4308: lrt »Ml 
Financial Survey Lid. 


"SKIP'S POINT" 

$39.50 DOWN, $39.50 MONTH 1 


SHAWNIGAN LAKE 
WATERFRONT HOME 


AiS7b N I^TrS ! N^DED URGENTLY 

ranr-ng Tbee* cash buyari require 2 and 1- | hav* aeveral ritenU wanting 2 •* 

V'ir fur hedrm houeea. any good dnlrid. I.nedronm pomea in any gPod area 

,j ihrtr Basement preferred Call MR. also a 1 hedpe-m hnm* t« i acre nr 

JAMES. ISLAND HOMES 1 TO., more. lh*l will qualify for V L A If 

388'288ft: 18247*7. you afe Dunking nf selling nieart 

---— phone JESSIE Met,RATH F.V 5i74I 

DO NOT HESITATE anytime. 

I. If you have a 'wo-bedronm. full .Nnrthweeiem Secunile* Ltd. 

haaemnf home with aeparal# J.nlng _____ 

- room, ln good reaidenllal a-ea nul v 

,4|eyii haa F* 000 down pay men I WANTED 

CE Thla la an urgwd reque.i PIhw Vt A.x I r.lJ 

iVIF rynv Bergman nr Squlrra, EV 34741 Older Home with Acresgt 
anvtlme. Northweslern Swurilleai 


d'lwnlnwn yirku la All_ Bu 

MB 1 giro IWMriRm link fir nthf trees Prtred 

*T. 0 paaiurr and ringed U K47 In M X» ra.-h wtlh 

wilh llw rare dr«w,s.l ire#*. maun 

Tl, View Ihia unueual pup- 

. ”' 5 _P'raae call For further Informalum ptva 

JOYCE MILLER, 477-61S1 '* T,| r ftYonk h Mrdwugtiim 


4ft mure king-«serf welerfrceu Ion over 330 feet of waterfront and Ltd Saenlch or Crolral Saanlrti pio- 

have prt ixime <ui the market In approximately 3 acres of land fruni —— -—— (erred Around 8l*.a00 Very eaily 

Ihia p awlar rrtirrmenl nr iummer mg ,<i leih aide* of the Weal I-ake ! ,mi,r ismesatixi required. If you lie 

l»e atari Ships INenl Hwd kiraied H..d Thw home Ii red a loilage WANTED—TUDOR HOME , r »dy In m-we call C E Pimkkl 
,*.i'«lr Farm) t*v Hall, im miles hu , , well planned hnme In excel-1 .... ... ,-. v FV 5-4741, Nurthweslern Secuxmr* 

-“!? "< •■'•olenaj F.aalern and , rnl „eKllU.el Consl.lln* of 3 large I ]5. rtw Wl h vSS. an^ a i ' _ 

^TZrZ'.' LX 'lZ!^ 'fro!il ef. r JitJ IV ll^J^ , !LJ^ l, , h '' | rxire .if prlvacv. a bevln.m. an.1 • OH 1 HKUHUOM HOME. Ml ilk 


ILL fi f c*i»r h. - *r.»i ~ ^Z.Z li* , \ a**'** P«iVif\. a WOHiofTll an*! j UK J HEUlttAW kuml, 

^ f r r* 1 * ^"gi^ ^ il 

ft*4Kl%-«* .'•'rte-verom.-d M,~. 1154 ft Of I ITT PORSALI 


rATTElUALL DRIVE 
Thia la Uw high, healthy are# nf 
Victoria 'over 308 feel akova ara 
I level i Come and ar* Qua rhon-e 
8year old irynd home cunaialing 


Bn, JI*. I'atitaviii*. BC. JiftM or IJ-;K FORBES. 382-3541 SSSJ^JSi!* C Rr'WsKC^n 


. heat The property haft auh-dKIilrei 

'"f. ln .7 WTI S!'."" Pr" 1 * ori poaalbllme* which will rrduce lhr 

wrtle Frank H Mnlunaghten. c ,i. fc-t ^ 


^ I “I 'ar** living room. Ian* dioin* 

rnfiaervalnrt. ntaullfuliy la 84- room. 3 good bedroom*, balh be Immaculate Shed room 4>ear ,Jd _ Thu 2 hedrnm panabnde hnme 

"i ,p ”L , •»*«•’• *"d *uper electnc kilrhen hum* i*i a large landscaped W. make* a m,ut comfortable relreai. 

IiaikAie view rieart rail Miaa Lower level haa rumpus room and Pnai a beam mtietrurtum. pirture W ATl-P I'pnvT I OH fl. lake frnnlagr pari base 

Md^vrf^*rv « * u *" b ' dr '““ w1Ul *'* r.r , * . „2.. »"«. nrt Neat SundJ k. n.a, «c 

ru L -iff. - gV . T > roum Th " *>-Jlea. home 1* keipgis. LADYSMITH Mare Inf.umilia*. .ei requesi. Vn- 

EV838M'. or Gntdofl T h ■ m a i meg an a quirt rulde aac aad all- • 14 xltf LR wllh fire place. .. ^ ,™.. aihie prFa ol 

afler hours, EV 44118). uated In a beautiful tertlng of ruawc I • g Ml' dining luen. *1.000 PER ACRE 

---aaki. No gardetung. Firet lima an • Il *14 electric rah. kitchen. 1,500 

market 322 3tM.. ■ Rumpus area. OO-M heat A*prvix 12 5 acres wairrfrani Bill FelKin 385 34U 

? SPLIT OR BUNGALOW T „ *5H? l 5. *• h AYNEA • Obi* carport, patio, etc, property. Easily euhdlvidahle wiih l-cr . oTrpupvcmi r m 

. 734 Fort Kt fNion* S«8 3?71 i»rt^ »l 15 <w — T.™* pleaaam aiulhetly aspect Full price KER * STEPHENSON LTD. 

W* hav# both In guod location. A tier Maura Paler Brown. U3 1364 Price III SO* - Terma iui m ^ 

Low dnwn psymmls from II.MB — _. ___ 

See Nine—B« In lima tn rhooa* own $1,500 DOWN cc ~~~ ' 

color irhem* Insida aad oul „ I'l'MTPAr CAANJim Ai "’v I ACRE 

a CENTRAL SAANICH Approx jec Seafmnt 

KEN PLI^WES, 477-4790 ' • a.... | 2 ve*i-uld. Ihedroom home with WATERVIEW Full Pru-i <Easy Term* i m «0 

Ream, and Pmrb Home. | »»0 PER ACRE q - ATM, J?."*! gwfnM 

DIRECT FROM BUILDER -'f andjhlnk h,« Imkd.n* Vegorala'Barage'prka *?5 m! Approv -i acre, w.ierv.ew pnq Vrt 

-—- Tv view rlthet home, Please call adjoining #unr. 118 )■«) j*.-* well eater lull price (easy 

nPFN HAIKF *•« up. Y..UII aav* a kx of monev ai vu-uer. art v " r "' '-all JHi Ifkiide Seven tl leimi. 111100 

Urf.lN HUu.1L when you c*|| ui lo ihow you aui Al VWkgra, 3M3433 aeven Mi-ara a <Wh,i> iwu u.. u . , , , , ,, 

.NHA home, nf leamnaMe prtcri. P, R Brown A Sms Ltd. k«Tu- LuT ^ £‘ , *> "*' ln !■•••*♦ are 7 mile, out 

noive rvi low Intel eel art Verv eaaat InralUe,. nealty btd. S,»lk# ney Plr**» 1*11 Huth k. 

3925 Onyx Place .S. ___- Huu+eaun ev t »i*. gh >-*U8 


BRENTWOOD BAY 
SEA VIEW 


$36,000 

COLONY HOMESALES 
386-3231 ANYTIME 


or eve* SK 8-SI2 


SHAWNIGAN LAKE 


SAANICH 

$16,000 

ONLY 11 nm DOWN will bsiy 
vng ihia l-bdrm hnm* <*i a 
BtalX le* Spacious L- 
• biped living and dJnlng 
rm. Electric cabinet kilrhen 
wilh sating area Extra 
rum in full baaemeni 
Drtva-ln garage HURRY 
AND CALL JEAN KrtWAL- 
SK1 388-MU or 188X311 

COLONY HOMESALES 


II x)P electric rab. kitchen. 
Rumpus am. OO-M heal. 
Dbt carport, pailo, rtc. 
Pile# III 508 - Terms 

$1,500 DOWN 
CENTRAL SAANICH 


WATERFRONT 
LADYSMITH 
$1,000 PER ACRE 


Thu 2 bedrom panabnde hnme 
make* a m,ai comfortable relreai. 
IRI fl. if lake fronlage pari base 
mrnt. nil Heal Sunde, k. n*ui, rtc 
More Infix ms linn <«| requesi. Sen¬ 
sible price of 


8#pro\ 12 3 acres wairrfmm Bill Fellnn 
groperiy. Easily euhdlvldahle wllh .. t . D . - 


ro od I v ldahle wlih r.r-p A STFPIlKNJQfTvJ I TT1 pnrt ' N *8 r| y Hi acres of lawn spac* 

£72^ *** * Full price .* Mtl Hh-.NMJN LTD. r, c x traders. i 2 ramgrtie* with 

"■* 1 fire ptU and tabtea. Al preeent I 


pnaslbilmea which will reduce the JULY 1ST OCCUPANCY nim ntvr inn 

ro*I lu you rmrtava Bay . Sidney . Suoke.' nr’ “GILDING LOTS 

ASKING $28.«H« •SmSi S’-R-KeAood 1. Rartiwyi 

WITH TERMS AVAILABI.K buv modest SKCI.L'DED home near g’JtTjiSl'ifeJ Rd' |UrkV.83500 

R.dwr, Mlkllka is* 7521 anyllm. BEACH end KHOP1L C.'^ « ««' " eVwT i% “ ^Xer ' ” 
BOORMAN INVESTMENT CO. LTD MM "" J?.X.”{d 

--—----I " ’ PHilNK NOW I .... r „ r ,-- 

iff you have a two bedroom hunga I u„, „.t 

I.« (nr sale. C'Uw.md. Ungfnrd H **'Wllkif^. Here ti f#*l 


WATERFRONT 
COWICHAN LAKE 
RESORT 


am prefer*ed Mv .'^en, .7 Zl <’-"10 IlMntJg.M 
Inspeclmn and decision. Phone HILI. f '" „ ‘ L . 


I Inspeclmn and decision. Phone B1 
1 SQUIRES, EV 54Ttt anytime. 
Ni^thweslrm Securlllea Ltd. 


WATERVIEW 
$200 PER ACRE 


1 ACRE 

Approx 360' Seafront 


RESORT 1 SQUIRES. KV54T4I anytime. ‘Jal.I PETER ** 

N.^thvvesirrti Securtliea Ltd. a n^y 11 m e. Northwestern Securillaa 

3*5 34U | * heal 2-BR (vane with double car- I —— _ 

port. Nearly 1H acre* of lawn spar. triun-inv -TO OTHER BUILDING LOT CAN 

hr 30 trailers. 12 rarnpai'ra wllh wANiED compare M of an lore. Abaotutiiy 

fire ptu and table*. Al preeent I Older two or three bedroom hone nn ma can qe- your view from 
iwala With motors for tiirina lo rim* ui IrroaportaUud and"acbonli' Sokiey k> Ten MiU Potni. Sail lha 
(IMwrrom. Safe, ,-ndv berth for £3 V.h Sri rtymroU Call 

swimming. Parkin* area and turn-' vorm Kvde EV 2-8145 or 4T8-1883 *»• arranged. Cnrdova Bay HugMls. 
anaind. Great txXrtiUal and could I v^i. kT.iiv i id IkAtom end of Saturn* Place. Look 


OPEN HOUSE 


enmaVT uo Tart law, uT S ' r 0 mral ‘ B*rage Prka 81S.M4 Appo.v HI aires walerv.ew prop. 

,^Z‘ * to.f iT Tu vl '* Pl '*“ rail al-we I18.H1 J«,-k 

«•*, up. Ymill aave a KX of mutev n WUH Mears. tail 3K5 fli-uble Sevrn tl 

•ST rm ".. u ’.' u . , Tr >" u .‘ ,u ' p. R. bJSK*» 2?Lld. Mr-r* * Whyte Oak Hal 


3925 Onyx Place 

OFF GARNET ROAD 

Sat. and Sun., 2-5 


NHA hum*# nf leaennaMe prters. 
low imei r*i art very good lncaikeis 
! AH tan* vv«j H pay more a lei 
I PSrxw Kaon OMInarlkai 1084141 

I FAIRFIELD 

Near Ih* peik xnd ahapa a 3 bed 


INVESTIGATE THESE 


nk’HIB ARf V * Bnii* level wllh many exlrai 

ULSinAdLL .uch aa p*Uo. shake rood lund 

Tall tract aroooih lawn and tair avwped. fancy gulden ash cabinets 
min dad hy new home* Thla aimoai Urw g r, r p . 

new ft-badronoi home haa many fine PIBE HOME BUILDER LTD. 

taaiufSa Large living room wllh 
rajaed slate hearth dining room K m . TERMS 
hat giiai doori leading oam batier 0 p EJj TO YOUR OFFER 
than average ui lurparro Full MUST BE SOLD 
high haaamerd vrtih space Jr rum kEAR COOK HILLSIDE 
pus ruH price *22 SW morl apaCIOUS 4-BEDROOM KTUCCfi 


3 bed 1 7113 acres. Quallcum araa. In- .. .„„„ 

i room. lull hoaPmem home .’licety irtguma. modern, genuine log house SWAR r'L HAY — 14 MINS 

"tool Sigjr MTSB-nsarr- r"? w r Rl «£Tms* : 

a.h cablneU ' e v 48B7 F. ^ ^ 

DKR LTD. wuh all convenience. Beauilfufly mgr Or pm relaxing' Than lei me "" '****' 

1 |*» COUNT! Y MflUlt AMO ' *"V*’1 Mroaerty Ideal hum mg sbuva you lha Immaculalr 2-bedrrxun J. I 

!»! tUUHTXI IfOMU AND ^ nuilBg p,„, gj, M „ # ^ lghUu , nenno,^,., H. C. 

• ra FIOPMTIIS 3 74.28 acre*. Quallcum area, new •« Iwo-thirdh nf an acre It - 


ALL HAY ROAII 
ClAJSK TU MAHINAS 
TCTuHU 3ii MINS 
SWARTZ HAY - 1* MINS. 


C N. Montague C... Lid. 


WATERFRONT 


COMPLAIN NOT 


3 74.28 acre, Quallcum area, new '-yrta'cd .« Iwn-thirdv nf an acre II i 

*r 3 bedroom collage. Price (15.900. '""Hide* a U*2b IMni room with' 

. ,v m _ .. oi.*, hreptare. elettric rabinel kitchen 

* ]-** ■"?* “* Fv*k»)l*h Elver with lining area and uulitv rw,m ' 

bnulh nf Duncan. One year rfd wall-liewall carpet There are Ivn,! 


m 100 HON SKIKIER al jt'p fo 31S.IM0. between 33.0IO-U.N*i IXJWN' Full (Rica II 450 Glanfnrd 

. a'-V* are 17 mil.* ,,u, NEWTrrKAl. HF.AI.-n' JJP. duwn^Heply Vlrtiin. Preaa. Hdx 53a. area. (>nv 

Please .all Ruth t fcV 2-8117 >* eves. 47* 54.3 , * Rwavne Lld 

EV 4 831*. GH 8-3538 I _ c_ _ _! LARGE LOT ???? - ‘,1^—- 

M< iwlitfif fi. ! Ir] nBQlJIPIALT 

uinuiae wiTrnranvr 2 rr 3 bedroom home on a laiee ot COMMERCIAL LOT — ESQUIMAI.T 
AKU.wunis. w*it.rvrnu. Uoubl, lot. Any dialrtci conaldered. R.ad Prime huildlni all*, road 

LTTDi'Dnvi- A Pare opportunity to purchase a t -,» j, rk t;|,w«r, J8SI448 Gardnei acre., front and Hack Priced 

UfctWRU-M modem walarfrom bungalow In this Agennea Lid i reaaunahly at 47.5110. Lot star. 4fT x 

_— 4 very choice area Completely and - — —---- ill Cali Frank New!on anyllm# at 

sonTan. n.w ig nl' Hatefully furnished. Ihia home It CASH CLIENTS 477 IWi, Univerelly Really Lid 

rtriuw. wrtrf rtc.!d ■P olJ «a and ready tor Immrtlaie wui pay all Cain or ca.h tn mort- — — 

I nueie wnart Gom occupancy. Two bedroom* 4-pce eaga f”C your 2 oi I-bedrom borne CORDOVA BAY VIEW LOT 

bathroom, kilrhen. ulUIfy room and W1 J}, haaameni If poaaible. Call 4*1’ x 250'. aimi rock and partly 

; Edwanle 34 IN* a large living and dining room off virtnr Wuni EV l n .1l or UR t-ts«s treed, near th* beach. Full price 

Jalby A Cn 3*34241 which t* a veev tine pc-n pailo Byron Price Realty 1 M.350.M1 low D.P. and easy lerma. 

—-— ' complete Ui* mam floor. Tha lower — ---——- J. F. Finlayaon. 3454435 anytime 

j lev el C ... O. Of a very large gamci ,, WIi>t ^ your j or 1 BED P R Brown A Son* Lid 

acuubMrt niY Lroom and a rumace and »lor**# rygne immediately fnr cash. vir-mai* uircr 


J. C. 1 Edwards 858 IN* 
H. C. Dalby A Cn 3*34241 


. - --- - -J- - .vaiiucs V-Biwuxm SIULIII —-—.... .v,sun ■ — sromon. *"w >™r n °iWi - i.wa l cartwl Thera are Iwr, 

Sup IW^B^CTHeThaIv'E? KAM1LV HOMI.FULL BASEMENT a Wad hIM poca. tor real ertal. T^' .rttVlIS M** 1 *^ - ‘" U * 5*'** r ' T 

_ — Recently rewired and new auKroll I Lei me ah,>w you this 10 acre prop-1 ***' , ' u<1 *** *15.300 .driveway. Civ vsaiei and nn aewer 


«-» or 3*8458* 

Mayfair Realty Lid 

ONLY $10..100 
$1,000 DOWN 
2 BEDROOMS 


CADBOKO BAY 
WATERFRONT- UJT 
Sand beach, on sewer, *12 900. 
477 8095 


furnace. Corner tn*. fully fenrod erty. cleared and developed with *|L **SS acres. Wllhin ft-mile clrrte Clean eleclnc he* 

House la In need of bom* attention. : near new haaemenl borne. romplFlej Viilnria ikmd holding properly Asking Price KMUil 


JF* nn 'riF »*’• '"K liF^r m L*^ f-wi actiun Cl 
appralmalgf) V of an err*, nicely r, lwn | s, ul , a t N 
•'•ed. with !» feel of wn*erfron 1 8JH« .„Ji 


VICTORIA WEST 


Lf^ s high, level, cleared InU. each 
Newalead Really ,n h 1Jfl Zewiert for aingle nr douhl* 
rtiiE? “ dwelling. 83.000 each J M Taylor, 

run !T:__ _ 188-5565. eve *84 9902 HC Land. 


An txrlueiva llattne. 

Mr Seeber. 385-2*73 
Financial Survey Lid . 384 8301 


wilh Oll-O-Matir heal, hardwood I We deem the above properitea ev- wuc u, .prn vvv uvi 17 lino 'luo-fi Irontacr 

sssMi-ssjsruSS' .^F^f!|=’' w is -xxi ™ rvre,.., 

Call*JOHN??. WaUAMS *^^3032086 “"hHU or Imre Weetman-P^nl'""" *’*“ *' 

tor dcuila. EV 4-4835 124 hmirii Call A Klenman fi«- full In forma lit* 

Mayfair Really Ltd. A. Bernard A Ca Ltd. 855 Fort St BRENTWOOD BAY 'Home, EV 2-4SS3 


z oc4jn.c/oni3 I g^y BORDER 1 ,ut EV4«ss 124 hourn 

1«D sq ft. of perfect ion. View Ihe , __ ^ __. VMr ., Mayfai r Reill y Lid. A. Bernard A Ca Lid. 855 Fort St 

ri.*sxsrja a? sz, ^yp-l ® • ----- —_ 

rm limes Comnei eleeirir kllchen arid sl Patrick a aciwola. Larga rac . micnaa Lake. 14-rwim ludur hum* 

Oil furnace. Carport. Blackiop. Baa- "wb and extra plumbing ta lall i'Wrty eniry J bedrma 3 den* SiSFFVnc 

kei weave fence all arourS Ihla hi**) haaemenl. Dream kHcben wuh 3W kalh» plus extra plumbing 4 SASEENaS 

pmi/jropert.v Mu* be told quickly. •*«>«“ w *"° 7* , h “ l ^ 611 ACRES 

rail Mra Weir KV 54141 — NorUl- and bus nearby. Pnce (11.951! Cal;, buildlnga. Beaulifully landarapeo 

wealen SecunLea Lid HELEN WEBB 388-3471. Johnaian Swtmmlng pool. Tennla court, rorkx • Modern. Ihree-bedroom, full base 

A Ca Res 4T7 30*5. I ertet. ele. Fenced for sheep horaea mem home of approximately j.lSf 

—----Abundant water 114 mile* from *quare I del 

FAIRFIELD NR. GONZALES $900 DOWN ! tCM Phf ~ ^ j . ‘ftr^r E. 4 t 4^ 


roo. with or waterTrom , ru r ,i «„»ume n-emri*. »>.,«> u. m laymr, 

Prlra fullv fundahed MIODO I- d EV >4U7 anytime-_1X8 5565 eve. 884-9902 HC Land. 

J R I. lE.’RRIDGE HAVE YOU A .MCE 3 I BR „e.virvu r-sv nw on-rsiv 

fL^brtd, Lid. EV 3 7,74 horn, ^^‘^VSTciSi ™ ” W«IS 

^T , *H,uSn?^FV6kI94 C ^i N-afD'ft Lightly treed, eaay lo 

q l ; aa ”chaniake gt«po.’srr»£..« M »r. ass,a ii 


Fihuloui Vinar Lola from 11.850 to I *' , * n ‘* * n«ny i |ferf) h n d i a o a.' EV }-ZHB. Hea 

(2.750, Willia Piunl WATERFRONT _____EV 2-3835. Harry Foater LW. 

Call A Klrom-n for full 1nformaii<* NO Ift-S. AND9 OR BUTS-1 WILL' rnVMF»ri*t _ wtvrn 

^ r. ' M'* 1 ' I EV 2-4893 This wonderful buy of over 18 acres make a caah offer on your RERT 

G. Randall Lid. EV 4 8109 „ iwmg offered lor ]u*i *37, (an wuh ABLE hum# regardleaa of Cundilion [ ?*. „ ****5,”• ATI 

-—-:- easy term. The property la com- or lucaiioaL Phone my agent. Mr pv ■[tTti Ih./.Ann ilnfro ~ 

ram 1 na pfrtely fenced, has an older 4 hed Hrtgaon al EVV8S63 or EV 2»U7 , E X ME7 * Norlhoottaro Securtliea 

» room home -and alao a 4 n.imed today Newalead Realty Ud. ^_ 


clear. (3.5«l nr ynur nffer Cell 
Herb H n d g l o n EV I-im Hea 
EV 2-3X35. Harry Foater Lid. 


(Thla 4-year-old modern Sbrdtwim 
bullae haa beautiful Mew uf Blaal- 
; wood Bay and exlenalve garden 


FAIRFIELD NR. GONZALES J9QQ [)()WN 

4 BeWuens. Deo wllh FlfeDlaeg | 

On HW Heal Attractive new kil Ca«y. aittacttve. twu-bedroom bung 
chen. family room 2 Full Bath alow rloae in loom with ahapptng. 


3 BEDROOMS 
ALMOST W ACRE 


sASEENas js'j - E£'hS*.i«d. 7n»^i zzs _ 

cVT*rSrc throh^ b,m ” tnj " ,rrn * nd ?e P «mEVirSi ir KV ?—’■‘H »*, ,» «"»*«» rmui .There uryuivcNn VICTOR,* - JUNE - iT CORDOVA BAY VIEW l^rT. 

6.11 ACRES ah rubbery le« *1 EV - <27* or f.V.^,3 ,, % U!g , reeled grcc .«iw ra,... MOVING TO VICTORIA JUNE 15 _ 7 . ,»_ u yy, Mr , 

• Modern I hree-bedroom full base CLEAR TITLE TOW48H COUNTRY REALTY LID. Cilia and Bailer Ijllica. fcult ^Vn^olSThnmT'IJilh* 3 «4brd: J - Thomeon, P. R. Brown *'Sona, 

.4$ao*rIi. liuTH-DMrDum, lUll o*w r»v i»p viNAXfTn Qh#«ic Krwl tmmi To ift In ii#- biincfl ola^T hnme 3 or 4 oro- -~w - 

menl home of approximately 1.M0 CAN BE '• lNAACKr ' ----- ^ J^rosTrailRON seTCER room. In a Mattered area, d-e lo _ 

• *,* $12,900 3n ACRES ON MALCOLM ISLAND #, NEVrSTTiAD REALTY LTD. elcmroUry actual. Victoria Praia rOLWOOD - Choli e lot on Rirflev 

V S, ADDITIONAL CULTIVATED AND “i"’'.. 1 ™' 1 EV 24117 or eve*. 479 3673 | Box 563 Driv*_82.550 Call Mr. Vella. Rea 

• SlurajpT and**#!!* houae. PLANTED LOT AVAILABLE \ _iZ-«TiSks- '“^VU^fSSr UmHed 

• 330 apple art cherry iraaa Hlaka Crotkera 3»1«1 u.lme rt rSS? ™ - 1ST. mile rt?He. on Pmopart UK . H,rry Fortfr LlmHfd _ 


If? BUI “ Croikora 358-1,31 anyi.me ,„n. riniy (S.SOo'fuU pive. PTvvyc ‘ jSix mile HrrTe. on Prwpart Lake: J "' -■ '“' r-- 

S-Sr - BOORMAN INVESTMENT CQ. Ud EV^9_____ ' GORDON HEAD | ^‘^h *FRANK ” °«5 l SS? *3 

• A^V neat and well ma.nUined - WLLIA« H KADRP- A . i 8nWEY r , " ATER \W» BOUSF M.^talr^rotty Im ”**” 0 "' K S0 ^“ *« **" 

orooriiv miin turtiwiY >MLLIA*f HEAD RD. Apprn\im«t<»l\ two arrm Rwl MayUir Heany LUi_ 4 p in. 

.. ACRES hmvfri Drive, npwly r tinned fnr E\lrm.l*rge lot rridy to ■ri’ivf the itilVAlJL VVVCftTOK *MLL m? rwiLM vr . b . ~ . 

pie«“,f?^“e.v ?5KMl!i *SSS; Mr - -j, i-» 

EV ””\ C L.ELD^ "in'** —F, N. Cahetohi U8_ I ’'SUfiS ^ ^ 

l. N. CA8ELDL LTD.. JX5-l«x G.rt<xi Marshal I or Jac* WANTED. LARGER WATERFRONT .-*54711 anytime. Northwcatern 'OWI Ma yfair ReaJD' Lid._ — -- 

____ • ' propertua. W Mania. PO B--x TO Serurme. Ud. SMALL HOMES W ANTED ** r 22!2?*tlE!2 jJFHPJS! 

DEEP GOVE W ACRE - 2 B» \ B* SURTET ON ftrtfl OF AN ACRE 1 , *** " - - — _—„r7=rr c,le "!* •HditmrU Pleaae r . R 

rm5m plu* den. - hoaemem home I My basement home. 4 bedrooms. 1 S-Rfiniit COTTAGE — FULL REA FAIRFIELD DISTRICT WATER call Miaa Sandra )'•«»• D-tiiia* _ _ — — 


f'lM Mudemtaed. Buy of ludaa at art uonaporutlnn at your dooralep ^21 ,VQ, hu _ F built 1 marhii 

only (U 300. larma McOagidleaa Lovalv treed yard. Full price 14.W0. fSi haiemm rtth aura I eluded 

FSSt.JVMUL *v» Bill Hughe. Say D-vim I * * ver 


.rw, Bl4k * Cr “*“» 358-7*31 anyum# , „ n Only (3.S00 fuU price Phone 
™ BOORMAN INVESTMENT CCV Lid EV 842X9._ 


EV 14BTB or EV 458M 


348-4284 anytime 
Eltema * Johnsterw Ltd. 


room and work.hnp Ground, nnd * * ”” ^ T,’l!Ilf; nUln ' d 
home in Immaculate rondiUoat. Per- V*<** r 'y on main highway. 


VltW ROYAL Eltema A Johnatcn. Ltd. feci for the retired couple or active Price $27,800 00 Level, fully ienced. acavicw land inartmenl" u*. 

•" Byaor -ojd. *?**'*J™ 'r”!? unfi ix'narfP'rrtl'T? Pleaae call 8 F. Gorelv One hedrunin Burro feme in ud Corel i' EV 3-7774 o 

I shaped living art dining fire CUSTOM BUILl BOMBS ora baft* f H HOLL8XD RKAI. E-TTATl | EV 17171 rv Rea C.R 747r need of repair A .king *15 "•) 4 N Cahe 

griaea, full baaemew with rumpua bull hy Haylea Ujutrortiux. ,830 View FV 5-0424 <* EV 4-78^ , F.aUle Uie. Cardner Agent*#. Ltd. —--- 

_ ^gg. flHa 5 ~ ACRES AND TBEDROOM HOM E I ' V ^ ^M- 

LEAVING D4STR1CT AND FOR-- Nicely tread anth ami ■•« vew -------- 1 --:-:_____. Aruirnrte. Waaii 

MOftB mah will aeU nice 2-badroom OAK BAY. SEMI MODERN North Saanich *15.500, gS.flW DEEP tYWE W ACRE - 2 R»|w S1DWEV ON 900 OF AN ACRE . . 

Kens tn Saanefc !*v»l KW. fruit Living room wilh fireplace, dining handle* CaU TED CHARTRES rndm plu* den. - hoaement bom# I non-basement home 4 bedrooms. ’ 5-ROOK COTTAGE 


___' SIDNEY XAltK. ».'U «UlMAI.VBO U SFIELD. 156 2955 or 179-1000 I wtmlwrl Rd. *2.500. « 

WILLlAfl HEAD RD. Approximately txro aerr* <* Real _Mayf air Rea lly LUL_ 4 pm. 

J,ft ACRES haven Drive, newly reamed for Extra.large lot ready to ■reive the ixvrxTrift mi pav — 1 _7T. —„—._._ — 

Level, fully fenced, aenview land anarlmeni uae. 811,000 Call Mr, nome ef your dream*. W?Y NOW,' , ' -it tuple* if u 

ru.ku..L - u.-- ... i .... i - orimi ... r- r. , nronerties will wa he casn "■ . -u. “"" r V • . re, am* neat hot 


in aad Coreli ' EV 3-7174 or GR 7 4732. -aterfr.eit properliea will aoon he ■ j. . jf,',-, r.'u i m *" "£*' ho “* , ; 1 ** M an 

ns.mi) F N. Cabeldn Ud. imppaaiMe to -Wain. Full pnr* .....JT i,'«"L'li 3»- > 6 or ^ Term *' VaUty area. 

; Ud.---- -- 111 200 Call PETER W HARDON \1L '^2' Sf.LLP 3 »--t.O or 


Arvarortet. Waah 


APPROXIMATELY \ - ACRE LOT 
on newer Asking |i aflO nr offer* 


k m and man garage and patio, room 3 bed room*. 2 finished ronrni 3482986 or 3653604, Mayfair Realli 1 Secluded treed, sea view, V.L.A electnr hea). near orhoot and tlmna view. !<* vard* i" beach 35 mm front property, > rooms dnuhlr get i Hawke* Ltd,. EV 47128 iR**.. Ph I/7T AND LIMBER ON PARI/JW 
<7814X7 In full ^aaement. 114 300. 38824TJ. 1 Ud. , IS14 4DO Owner gSt-3tZ7, Ipmbfa extra k»u..|tl3 300. 856 1*80. utei fc-orn ay. 19 Sno. EV 2-4918.1 *gy and pooL 832 300. EV 44315. I Pt 5-2383)., . I Place. Cnlwood. FhOM: 433-3ML 


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1S4 ntornriT fo* wu «■ t» mckrty wanted 


Buried Blast 

WASHINGTON (AP) — A nu-j 
dear teat of kiw-intermeditte 
yield, equal to between 90,000 
and 200,000 tone of TNT, was, 
conducted underground at the I 
U S. Atomic Energy Gorntnis- 
reon'i Nevada test site. 


BIG GEORGE! 


By Virgil Partch Satin (Colonial Victoria, B.C„ Saa., Marcfc 20, I960 37 


USE YOUR VLA CREDITS 
WHILE THERE IS TIME 


KXAR QUAUCUM 
^^CTta, n ran rirarad mnatndrr 
arand srowtk buah wtlb pleuanf 
On* wdr.in eotug* Fu.: nic* 
■“T SUM wim K«n dan 
Bib Hoghri 3'■'--CM 
dtoma a Juhtwton* Ltd. 


CL1E* TS 
on ha.no 

roa HALr A CSC 
•rare. urga re *m*B u} aga 
i ■*'!*. Hmh cbJI* Hla* 
» H*wk*a- Dugfta* Hl^tn 
ZV41UX In . tVS*M>. 


Uf 6ULF ISLANDS 
PROPERTIES 


SALT SPRING ISLAND 
Panoramic Sea View 


A TERRIFIC PROPERTY 
NEAR GOLF COURSE 

n*» mam <d Ind land whs ana- 
>•!«■ fir Iran arowad th* bone. 
—to tM* a terrific pnfrnj for th* 
paran who- *uU arc!—cm <w th* 
real-ratine tanner wtm doaaa’t 
r-jda asg : of th* cavrev 

HM*I dly lot. Located jam, 
Odaind unit Coma the u 

art wrfl hoc* from th* road and oa 
ri—toS. pm vlli ftad ■ la tr« 
eondlttm. U—ly 11 ring roam, reg- 
•rato dtofag ratal. etoctnr klicfken, 
1 ti h* '■* at hath <a U* Mia 
flow All lartrtally danrwtod. A 
eorirralrd atolr—y t« tvro mnr* 
bedroom* Full baaemrot. oil heat- 
hid and detached 3-car garage Crai- 
SMerahto ca*h raaalred i* tali it 
Hacflv* hnldie* pr u pret y with ak- 
• noaalhllltw* Priced al 

■■ ■»» T« .lew. all RAY RAW HA 
LEY MAXT1. Jakarta A Co Lid. 


OWN YOUR OWN 
FOREST 

ur >nr 

Hu a UMti traad Ml* raatM areto- 
Wa. g re e n— % acre MUbw lot. 
■are wM iwa aai Wad laanirh 


aaain Door. tM* lovely. 1-hadraoaa. 
Ayaar-df boar Located bfgb. aa 
over % mam at laadaapad prop¬ 
erly The dining rwai toaaaiww* 
1»*» Larsa Uvaa ran with a 
terrific view rt tto ao. Irtaada 
and ooartal raag* Two a tha 
torga hadr o otna haw the aaaie 
view Tha (nil Ugh baaemral ha* 
a letl-oioUiBad opt*, ad labia let 
iwwt* or to-law*. 

Tha afeas aria eg tbta Iranaliw 
home la only tl? ton, and la can 
to all aCara for further Information 
contact 

J RODGER-P. KUGENER 

Jlorthnrwcro Smgltto* UA 

KVMM 


log its erratic career was christened the Londoner, 
chased by British craft cap- During one period she is 
hired by the Germans and sunk h*» n to have run guns to the 
twice, tied up here In February. Irish Republican Army and ter 
perhaps for the last time. name chained as It suited tar 
The 80-year-old freighter is owners. Her profile became 
up for sale by J -»V* Shipping known and she was chased by 
Co. of St. John's, NfW. British ship*, but. according to 

! “She's good for years yet," available information, she al¬ 
lays ter skipper Capt. John w *yi eluded them. 


then to tha aadaralgnad fareatrtere 
m/m Ball* Ml B»to)l Bulktlng. IMS 
Deaita* Strait. Yfctarta. B.C„ balae* 
th* nth day af May. IMS. altar 
akH Sat* th* Eaaaatglato «tB dt«- 
lrtkoto th* aatt retato mmmom to* 
partial aatitlad tharata harm* ragard 
only to Uw (total* ml which thay 


yuniBd led* are Juai under 1 

•era Facto* w*w la a *>■ 


DATED March ISth. ISM. 

EDITH ItAMCT COOK 
mnr* maiagnt IAHDT 
■areatrtcaa 
a* Ttartr Botlellori 


"ZANINO 11-LAW, ISM. AMSNW- 
HKM1 BY-LAW <U4), IMS- 

CITY OF VICTORIA 
NOTICE OF HEARING 


with rust. glnes now ere diesel but it's not 

COST TOO HIGH known when they supplanted 

"But it would probahly cost ,leam - 
too much to bring her up to in- During the First World War 
surance standards." she carried freight until she 

The last time the 175-ton ves- was captured by the Germane, 
se! met Lloyd's registry re- It is assumed she piled regular 
qulrementi was in 1955. and for routes from the end of the war 
the last four years she has been until 1928. In that year she was 
chartered by the CNR. brought to Canada by CapL 

Her career has been so long Charles McGuire of Guysbor- 
and ao colorful that it is dif- «*H, N.S.. who had part own- 
ficult to separate truth from ershlp in her. 
legend. Then known by her preaer* 

The 180-foot vessel was built name, the Clyde Valley worked 
in 1886 in the yard of McDwaine, the last 38 years in relative 

obscurity. At least twice she 


•ow Yaar-round wafer •apjdj. 

M) Sh eAr o rm family howa. OO-M 


SSSS=zBB 

•• omm H IS acre yurrei HI M 

Low* AUdra 
M-ftU re*. BV4-SS1T 
r. n. CABZLDU LTO 


asm daaBlBB I hair Interest ka pro parly 

•Mactad by tha abow-aaiad draft 
fanlag AaauADaaQt By-law Ills- lift 
wUl ha aflardad an aiwrtally to ha 
heard do tha maltara eoetalnad 


CENTRAL SAANICH 

Lt Arm — Still 

WEST SAANICH 

*»"*. a* *m u s e w w*h 

S-.aoo down. 


FnbOc saartal 14 h Idd b lb. 

Council Chanbar. City Hal. Thara- 


LOTS 


Fnr hdl puftlndar* on the ihow 
nrapertlea id*** FRED McLAUGH- 
LUf al fcOOBl arytlmd. 


Bay. 141* March, 1ML at S:M a‘e*ek 

’"opr af tha proBMM l»-law nay 
ba impacted at the offtM af tha wadar- 
.laned in tha City Hall halwaan tha 


Tbreu taw awhabta Sera I will 
have aavrtil hnuai plana that will 
1 - ataba tm (Me area. I alaa hare 
Iwo olher Iota with aeaview and 
hnatlful traa. one a* uu r wl 

MRS DORA ROWE 

P» further Informal W» ph SD-lSIt 
anylhne. UnH*rWl> Rally. 


Imn af SJ> am. and I.M pun. m 
Monday to Prtday tnelnalre 
Tha draft By-law prartdaa for 
CULT tha faOowins; 

■ ■ailMa 1 aid I: Royortl for ra- 
aodin* from R-1B Ptafla Family- 
to W-J MaltlpJ* DwaUtny ' C‘ L“ 

SS. Baettaw U. flmm 1H aut aid* 
of Arrowood Road north of Tatai 
fltraat (C»*a af Hummal. Owan-Flood 

A Co ll 

Saellaa* 1 aad 4: Proposal far ra- 
aonlni from "*-* Twa Family DwM- 
ttag~ to “R-3 Mulilpla DualHna- of. 
all pMpawtlea baandad by Blllalda playing golf and, 

Avanuc, Cook Blraat, Kinyi Road' - - 

and Blackwood Strait tCaaa bf H 
W. Don* and otharat; 

Saatiana I aid d: Fropaaad nwa- 
tm I roan "B-1B dlagla Family" to 
“C-l C—larclal" of Fareal 'A' af 
Lota IS. s*. M and tha Wait Fart 
of Lot 31, action 4. Map JM — 

Board and Doualaj atrayta iCaa* of 
M. W. Dans and attwri). 

F M. WALUBI, 

C1TT CLXBK 

Oty Mall, 

Victoria. SC, 

Mth March. IMS ... 

'surrounded by palm and euca- 

MOTtCB TO COMTBACTOBS 1 * • 

■BALED TIHDIRS wUl ba raedtref 

by tM nadarelsaed far tha eoaaUuo- 

Mon of Bcyooid. Ro.d AaMor-anior he was once bUled, left HoL neighbors as Robert Young 

Secondary School, to hi tadUl on tha # L-, „ 

cornar of Raynoidi (toad aad B^ai tywood after Hfinnibwl five!George Brent. 


J P. R EVANS 


BLUE GABLES 
RESORT 


He had invented; 


On beautiful at Mary* Ldkl. Bah 
Sprlrtfi lei and th* liam aad trout 
Ckharmen'i paradise Two acre* of 
walerfromi wllh cam pin*, picric >Hn 
)>*ilng—calam plu* modern 1 400 
*o n home (ur mreert Bum run 
rl*hl to r u a u rt entrance Owner* 
rsllrla* and in ofUrtn* llaa popu¬ 
lar hill day raanrt fnr aalr at SMOOD 
or aprn to oflrr*. Coated 

J. RODGER-P. KUGENER 

Nurttm**lern SecurtUM Lid. 

BVSBTffi 


What, years ago. 

I somebody asked, ever became profitably in Los Angeles real 
of Victor Mature? estate. 

He’s living on his four-acre * I just quit; always said I 
estate at Rancho Santa Fe, a was going to. Then Peter Sellers 
few miles north of San Diego; called one day and said to had 
at the mo- a crazy part I might like." 
ment, pondering two movie of- WILD ACTOR 

**”■ Vic finished the film. After 

HEAB GRASS GROW the Fob, a mystery comedy 

"It s ao quiet here you can also stasrtag Sellers and his 
bear the graae grow,” Mature wife, Swedish actress Britt Ek- 
boomed over the phone, sound- lund, in Rome last October. 
Ing robust at 50. In the back- Mature, plays ‘ a wild movie 
ground yapped his cocker actor.' ' 

spaniel, Tina. The house, he His third wife Joy. who is al- 1 
said, l« a ramhllng ranch type ready in London, will attend the 
" ~ J1 *T 7-’- ---> premiere there. Mature will be 

iypbis trees. or the Rancho Santa Fe golf 

"The beautiful hunk of man,” course, possibly with such 


WIDE SEA VIEWS 
METCHOSIN —93 AC. 
Approximately M arre* with hilar* 
•ubduuion pulcoUai. l*nc« fU.0<JQ, 
Mr*. L. Cummin* » MSB iM hr*.) 
IIC Laibl A Iswwr flgqii j Ui. 
*3 Gorernmawf lire* I 


' LOVELY VIEW LOTS 
GLANFORD SCHOOL 
AREA 

Mini mu* SJSS ag ft, Irretdar 
Miapea. Take your pick — 


NEXT WEEK'S 


r*S AHCHUC GREENS SErtnM a( 
SMAUL 

PBMBERTON. HOLMES LTD. 


SAANICH PENIN. 
SPECIAL 

13 arm. chota land SOD-BO 
m«Ua*c on Weal Rii., fed by rre 
m«i«Uy Haired. Good nil. few 
Meal far U>*aji« Old ham IB n 
rtrd*. ILMB per area S* >aab 
Call R. COX. KVUtM 
8*inertan. Snort Clerk ud 


260 ACRES 
DENMAN ISLAND 


LOTS 

Good Selection of 
View Lots aad 
Acreage Now Available 
BRENTWOOD 
PROPERTIES LTD. 
7183 West Saanich Rd. 
€82-1141 


Beautiful lake via ahnid I,an ft 
of aemfrunl. Paved road WPll to 
pro pen.- Only aboul id are** ure*- 
entiy rleared. rrrmjndar rnrely 
treed SillflOB. Goad term* 


17’ BRMDLEMYR 
CABIN CRUISER 

with 5Db.p. Johnson and 6- 
h.p. motors. Fully equipped. 
Cost $3300 new. 


ACKKAGK WANTED 
Anywhere In the Saanlrh Pi-nlnmda 
or Melrboto- Top prlea suaren- 
toad trora tilerlu *ajnn* to pur- 

chart. Lara* or anall parrel*. 

E **»* rah ma If yoar* la Ut Ml* 
•I 1NM14J anytime Aik lor JOHN 
MoLYAtU). Noilhweatera arurt- 
tiei Ltd. 


LUNDS 

FINE 

AUCTION 


JAY ROGERS, 384-0531 

ikey nr nit* 

HAGAR k SWAYNE LTD. 


WATERr*ONT LOT 
1IW IT. aatrrlnM. 1 IB airea at 
O m a to nd fninl. unuth end Booth 
IVnder III*mi B m 

NnliTH ftMDIR 
S Ini* -1 am path — St.ion raeh 
th *rre* IS MO. nar Heth»*ll 
ilartkKir. Call Ler ThoniaA St Dnui- 
l»* Ua«kea Ltd «1TA Fart M. 
BW-TIM ' re*. 4T»«W)i. 


QI At.trI’M wetl |.r»lrt ldrtlM 
lived lot Water next door. TIM la 
gu>d. I mlnilto* la hart. 


5H ACRES 

Hear MrKrtuw Ave 444 io.d 
Duntape Slupuik, rleaiart Uni. 
•>r*il lyuar bull I'rw* SLVuui 
Hu lb K Hatrheaun. IV 4-M1I 
GK vl* C. N M.-nUpa Cu. Lid. 


CBM KV3AD3 nr EV A43JS 


VALUABLE 
PERSIAN RUGS 

OF 

INVESTMENT QUALITY 

FOR 

PUBLIC AUCTION 

AT THE 

EMPRESS HOTEL 

(Georgian Lounge) 

' VICTORIA 

M WHrss day. Marah SIN. IBM* at lilt p«* 

On view WedneMday, Marrk Ilrd, IBM, frans It:M p.ra. 

Part of a very valuable individual selection of specially 
woven example carpets and rare nomadic tribal rugs 
of the following origins: 

EXAMPLE CARPETS : SAROUK, 
KIRMAN, ISPAHAN, NAIM, TURK- 
BAFT and TEHERAN. 

NOMADIC ORIGINS: ARMENIBAFT, 
BAHKTIAR, SAROUK, BIDJAR, 
LORISTAN, ARDALAN. MEHRE- 
RAN, as well as certain highly selected 
SHIRAZ, H A M A D A N, BALOUCH, 
APHAR, and AFGHANISTAN. 

And including the finest quality Naim carpet, 10'xT*, 
with the traditional Mosque of Ispahan Dome design, 
of the finest possible knotting^nd tlie softest combings 
of wool. 

— and — 

A rarest and most expertly designed Muhamad Akbaras 
Isaphan Rug. 

-Muhamad Akbaras Is a recognized master weaver of 
Iran today and such knottings are world-famous because 
of their superb knotting. 

The public must be reminded of die greatly Increasing 
value of fine Persian and Oriental rugs as items of 
Investment and that they are a constant value as works 
of art. 

I. FAHEL, Licenced Auctioneer 


MARY FRASER 
Baity Lto 

I«1S Govern*tm SI 


SALT SFR1MU ISLAND 

Fn*np« r,nvata* ntl totaka are- 
vlna available kne toll Irrkrt a ml 

the u(h*r lataiida thrmah 

DOUUIJIS HAWSES LTD_ S1T-A 
rod atrert pleaa* r-nUCI BinrerS 
•yrr* lelrwvei* SAt-TIM ler ra*.. 
Genre* Ml -vtMi 


PRKVIEW 

Mon., 9 nan. to 5:30 pm. 
jToe*,, 9 n-m. to Snletime 
I Following our successful antique 
auction we have an interesting 
■election of 


METTHOBIN ACREAGE 
A marvahitM avreeptni ae* and 
mnufiUin new Jruiu Iheat 3 ana 
Mi heavily Irerd hif aertuai<*k. 
S3 m and *2.0X1 Also 3 acre* if red 
land S3.7BD 

Mr* MrKnge, EVVkTto aajrUma 
IkOMSl** Realty Lid 


HUGE LOT 
NEAR GOVT HOUSE 


SATt’RNA ISLAND 

I acrea. aam*' tlmhrt. Walertran* 
•tkd lrtv*«n ->ldr' h"ma. need* flx- 
rn* _ Aok.nc watt Call TED 
niARTHF.x MS. was ar SMM 
Maylair Realty Ud. 


AHHHvjX. 


14 ACHES UV VIEW 
property. Siuinlrh I’rtufluil*. frime 
valuahlt timlwr. Ihipwwxl and other 
"alive tren. (end kw Hie*. 

tEwluaira.) S24.00B. H » HARRIS. 
BV X-7174 ne UR 7 3**>. F N. 


E 10,SOS. Wa can have your huaa 
uilt rtf* for only *U per aq. ft. 
It ya Mary 

DAVID MICHAEL. 3844631 

Hagar a taaja lid. 


BALI BFBl mi LAIIIM LTD. 
Larr*«t Caff Mland Holla* 

- K.atdlrlrtd ISM 
■ • Gahfn - Ph.n* BIB1I 


removed to our rooms from 
storage and to be sold lor 
private owners. 

CARPET* • DRAPER 


LOTS FOR SALE 
BOOKC 

■ Ma na clly walar Tread 


WAHTFD 

Areas* ■■ Util Island* Ml* watee 
froiaa r * ua diwi kd. a* 

•n». TV 2STM ur Kv Claik* 

A WaJlar* Realty. 


RARGAXNR 

In 

CARS 

Sew 

Classification 

100 


$1,400 Each 

Kaaunabl* Teens 
View hy asr»mlment only 
B<W Nfwtol, 244 7m knyttmr 
BOORMAM INVr.HTMENTCa. LTD. 


torn* kuppllad by tha Arcbltaet, ad- 
drrtiad to tha undaralinad and dal- 
Ivtrad to tha olltea* of th( Board not 
totor (naa I pm Wadnaaday, Aprtl 


ACRBAUE FOR 


Lar*t re acnail. with 
lk»mr Building lutv 
(iEORUK CHAN, the Si 
L»nd_»2Mi MayUlr I 


“IIOIINER” ORGANET 
TAPESTRY I PHOI-HTERED 
< 1IEHTERFIEI J> 

LOVE HEATH 

Nests of Tables, TelepfcoMB 
Tsbira asd Ctortra, Occaatonal 
sad (bfles TsM' *. (iphslaii-rrd 
FirraUlc Bear sea. lsiBi|M. 

"FLEETWOOD” 

TV COMBINATION 
“SONY"PORTABLE TV 
EXPENSIVE RREAKFRONT 
CHINA C ABINET 
CHINA GLAM - PIjATE 
WHEEL CHAIR BICYCLES 
REDROM SITTER 
sag Kt KNISMINCJH 
“VIKING" SB ( l. IT. 
CIIKST DEEPFREEZE 
MATCHING “FKKilDAIKE" 
ALTO. HASHER asd DRYER 
HEFRIC.EKATOR8 
9B” RANGES 
AUTOMATIC WASHERS 


T. L CHR1BTII 
Bee ratary-traaurrr, 

Board of Brhool Tnulaes, 
Sihool Dlitrlet Ho. *1, 
lUraator Vtotortai 
toil Joan Crticnt. 
Victoria. BC 


HRRNTWOR) BAY 
t 4 rlrive k*J •* qulel Dad. rt*i 

Ui at la.Wa, bua anil ahuua- J’ri 
ft.fas arti. 


S* area. Arrru l*lao<1 lllfhwa), 

•Buss 

1. KtOGRT — R mOMSOS 
1*. H. Kr-nvo S t»e«. W3Ui 

Flx' LAkF. mcgLT TKKHD W- 
•era lot. c-enar !Uat* Clara and 
Ptadwai SI44 Saaaa Clara 


Htsrtliig III s.m, SHARP 
IN THE MORNING—“Os Dr; 
Land—Craft Up to 18 Feet/ 
CiiDissMctos at n as. 

IN THE AFTERNOON—“Alloa 
—Craft II feet sad Over,’ 
CommrsrtBg at t p.n. 


Today** 

CUaaifisd 


LARt.R TIMBERED Af k.k u.i; 
wanted. «ITW 4.D4 


NOTE i AR boats to to said 
M(h bM ash Jr cl to the ores- 
era' approial. All blxh bids 
will tar preaented to the own¬ 
ers for tbeir (-Mialderatiun. 


•■v Ir'eiaaa Ohreii loratiue la Gor- 

kh-n I trail ( Umm in new elaowntory 
ai lumi. hum* vra vtrw. Hirpii at 
trail (all I.ROttUK CIIAh AT 
1-rsH *» ENU Mayfair Baity 
Lid 


CASH rOR ACRCAUR At\lA<"KXT 

t* r kavaol CteW MB' - 

CKMTRAI. SAAMCH, VIF.W ACRK- 
are. GK T-Ia. 


Beauira aa lisniini laniaM 
boo* keener part or lull lima. 
Reply to a«n hanSarttias •tot¬ 
ing IS. warltal atotua. adueattoa 
aud axpartonca. Salary caa- 
■acnaurato ailh np*rleoc* aad 
ability. 


COMMiRCIAl 

PROPIRTY 


Pliflfi VAN ISLE MARINA 

IBM Harbour Rd.. Ridsey, B.C. 

“CONSIGN VOI R BOAT TO 
THW IMPORTANT AUCTION" 

Dlrerl Your Eaqslrlea to 
MR. TOMIJN S88-61*1—NOW! 


2 ACHES 


Ci«Jtra iprtoM a rea i t ■■ Rita- 
rvod Hu*<t. dw In Jululra Hi* 
pual M(U Call GROKGR CHAR 
ur TIHI CHARTERS. MS .art re 
IdlMt May to* Kaally Ud. 


OHPOKTI'MTY 

KNOCKING! 

An s'xceptionully good loca¬ 
tion with two road frontages 
slid aoned for light Industry 
fnr the price of $4,500. Jhisie 
BILL PA1 FREY^ U Whit- 
tome A Co. Limited, 38W271 
or 386-2008. 706 Fort Sti*et. 


acrlbed, 


j■ ibi ■anrr hi sas ■■ uur 

ALB) RT BILC1. lata af BUS Saatre It 1,104 oa 
•treel, to lb* Ckt, a) Vtatorta. »rav- toad*ring 
t**a al Brittab ( alaaibla. a labour 

HOTIC1 t* hartby ilvan that credl- *^ r 

tori and atbar* hartoa etolma aaaloal i 

th. aalala nl tha ahava-naaiad daoaa.ad torth*d. i 


N.H.A. APPROVED 

uial aaeiudaS tread Ma ■ Garda 
ad MSDO d. Build hatura to* creta 
• aa a gala Call Ire Mofldat 
V J tm - Ha *asnt 
Ba S Cauatey Baaliy Ltd 


Cat dr. O. H. Itovidsas, SM-M7B 

MAYNARDS 

Bonded 

AUCTIONEERS 

Slaa 1M 

1S3 Johnson Street Victoria 
388-3 III 


STAMP ud COIN 
COLLECTIONS 


award of tha rantrart 
Certified rhMnaft will Tint Imi irfante, 
Tto lo»».i or »«y lender n «t a re a 
•aiily aerentnt 

Trader* mint b* rvada nl * U* 
form* mppllfri by tha Arehltocta. ad- 
■laavrd to die undenlgn*d ad dc 
llrarrd to Saanich Municipal Hail not 
Uler than Ito pm Tuoday. March 

2Sth. 1144 


■mil Blraat. Victoria. British Cotam- 
bla. briar* tha lath day af May. IBM. 
after which data the eaaautai* will 

dtunbulr thr *ald «»tata imnnul tha 
parilri entlUirt tharreo hartal raard 
only to the claim* of which they than 
hair notii* 

JOHN B. UATEHOUBB 
Bracutor 

JOAN DOUG LAB RtLBV. 
Kxacutor. 


APARTMENT SHE 

7,wad apartment *Ur. klJUO a*, ft 
K.quimail. Brie, fit NY) Mr*. L. 
CummlTi SHAM ilf hr* l BC 
I *ad A lawrarva Ag' nry - K] 

rnmenl Si:.el 

► viaa, TKKKD LOT. glatlc 
"rt "O ratk. Mt tv«jj|to* . area. 
»!'■*. Klaare COLONY HUMS- 

hAljr>. 


ra THE CITY 
ZO>EU LIGHT INIH’BTHY 
ON 

RAILWAY SIU'R 

11*01 mi- ft . 1311 tl i.k-I and run¬ 
way fneit k|e U ujrla* SI ddasiair 

arra PI FAST CALL MRS BA\- 
UH U) MR. h.NK.KT. RwHlV 
I*. R. Drown a mm. anytime 


DOLLAR SPECIALS FROM THE GARDEN 
SHOP, SECOND FLOOR PARKADE... 


tired on Hayward, Xao . 

Olrrk, 

(orpanUoD of Du Dtatriet 
■ SaagUoh. 


UGHT INDUSTRY 
ZONED 

3M »art frren P.I Bay HiBbawy aa 

Mill* Road. I to Its aeraa, Jtewrr 
rannartlrti ckaa. Ideal unmimanl 


7W Vtract] , 

Victoria, B.C 


Blato Cn threw. Ml 7Sa aaytlm* 

BfXiRMAH IHVSTVFNT Ca Ltd. 


No phone orders please 


8HESDT8 8ALE 
Home ud land 


personal shopping only 


•4 BV 130 FT SEWERED CITY 

l"i a Cbaakhretaai HU Trent. 

i«ac 


RARE HIGHWAY LOCATION OX 
•T area. X.UMMi rreuvele building. 
Soluble fie m et cuntmerrtal am. 
birtiadlnt ahnamaan. wantawae. rtc. 
Oa hrei ruad fRmlare*. Call Da 
Tr«i*f at 477-jifiS. L'nivarafty 
Rail) Ltd. 


of May IBM altar which data th* y n , tha matter of tha “Exrcnttaa 
Ettata * an at* will h* dlatrthaUd. j Act t taatna Chapter JSI. RUC 1PM, 
h*via* raftrd raly to clalaa af which | , u g amtndaaaia that*to. batwaaa 
lb* Exculora afaaU hara raaalod tapkenan h Trimble Cmtractora Ltd.. 
Bottc* P’ilnllff and John Walter Edmund 

DATES at Victoria, BX Ihls lltb W»l. at al. Dalaodaot. 
day at March 1*M. UNDER and by ttrtaa af aa ardar 

JEAN BEATTY and leaned out of tha Sunrama Court of 

OOBDON A OAMEROB, BrlUih' Colntola, Tic tori* Rnlatry. 
Barcutorg toad* hy HI* Honour Judaa M. L. 

Bv Stair to Ik-line* Tyrwbllt-Draka, Local Jndaa. datod tha 

clbUtROHAl 'cAMEROM «» ‘“J; lB , tti “■ 

311 Royal Truat Building * «'“ br 

Vkctreia tc Ruhllc Auction at my ofQca la tha Vle- 

___ torla Law Carta, CH Bordett Avenue, 

. ... Vlalorla. B.C.. aa Friday, tha SUi day 

LARD ACT , of Mtreh imm. at tha hour of 11:0a 

NOTICE nr LYTENTION TO AFFLT o clock In the forenoon, all tha rllht. 

TO LEASE LAND till* and lotoral of thr aatd John 

In Land Recording Diairlct of Vic- WMwr Edmund Hunt lhatng nor. ae 
toria. B.C.. and situate In Blu* Haron 1a*a an undlvtdad ooa-half tnUrert) In 
Bay In Cowlcbaa Dtauict. fronting on *ad to the fallowing deicrtbcd land* 
Plan 40, Section 17. Kanga 3, Eat * nd prrmlara: 

North toantoh DtatricL That part of Lnt "TT of Bectlon 


fine healthy, vig- 


Bose BmNn — Two pack atylf 
orous rose bmheg m a variety 
of colors 


OCT.A.V VIEW, 
ertral Saanlrh. 


pkg of « for • 
Good far mil planting, shrubs, 


GORDON HEAD 

Milk oM view, m ana WiUr. 
•ala hy more GR 1 XM1 


Bine Whale FertlltBer 

bulbs, begonias, excellent top dressing $4 

for all seed mixtures. Bantam Bale I 

3-lb. Bag Play groan d Gnus Seed — Tough and hard 
wearing grass that Is quick 94 

growing and hardy . Each ■ 

Evergreen Shrnlia — A collection of evergreen nhrubs 
suitable for home landscaping Including spreading 
Juniper (green and goldi. Golden stewartii, variegated 
Aucuba, Erecta Veridis, Elwoodii 14 

and Pyramidiformis. Each ■ 

Evergreen Azaleas — fine healthy plants all good size, 
ready for planting out now, f 4 

Teds and pink shades. Each ■ 


lia tXXJOLAS STREET 
Samoa *lati>a and property. 

mam. 


mun LOT. M. DOUGLAS AREA 
nine Mn. Pra>rr. COLONY 
HOMESALES MIX 


B y— Prta, EVt-Ma B. 

SF.WKHED LOT NEXt" 

A-qrtlk Itrart 4T7-S73D. 


BRENTWOOD 
IS-ACRE FARM 
Exrwllafit hutding property 
lArga 3-bed p MO hnu*r. tors and 
ottoc uutbwkluica. Frontopa a iwo 
road*. Good fertile land on a genlta 
■lop* Aakia* prior FJ7 orn Am addi- 
IttWMi U arraa are *v*0aM« at 
approx SLMBi per acre. To rtaw call 
FRED ZBLOJt 

EV3-SUT EV HODS 

Nrwilrad Realty US. 


FERTILIZER SPECIALS 


l.iJT FOB RALE. PANORAMIC 

re* vie*. BO-atMl 


l#-Ib. Bug Potato Fertiliser. 4-10-10. 

IS lb. Bag Green Vegetable Fertilizer. 
Sulphate Ammonli 


EXPECTANT MOTHER 

Krada laigcr huaa. Hubby la Gov- 

• mmnf raiifnya at Wllktnm Rd. 

J*|. 1 bedroom, with * biiement 
nil da, they would liko * large M 
wffn anm* arrluaion. they have 
S3.WS Sow Immedlatoly and a 
furthar *aao *bea their praaeoi 
hiSM M •M. U j<a eaa help fht* 
g u- tog <*wifly pfaar rail JOHN 
J WILLIAMS AT MS-19M. Mayfair 
Realty Ud. 


l» lb. Bag General Fertiliser — &^G. 


COBHLiJ HILL* 

Poultry torwi a going cceiceni and 
afkiwiag pood ratora* It aon* with 
2 cleared. 4.000 layer* pto grow¬ 
ing itock. Goad aiv-ominudaUiii. 
Flraf cl*** tomily dwelling amiaki- 
Ing 1 bed room* and *full bare ram 1 . 
Clear title. Lore taxea Full price 
tS-StB. tm eowranlrnt term*. Coo- 
tact R. Bruce. , Rubmiun Aganclra 
Lid.. Trunk Bad. Duncaa. RC 


Rbododrndrnna, Camellian and Azaleas—The rhododen¬ 
drons and azaleas are suitable lor rookery. Camellias 
will grow to large size. ,A very economical way to 


10 lb. Bag Lawn Fertilizer — MUargamta 

10-lb. Bag Hone meal — tor bulbs 
and soil building. 

lB-lfc. Bag Moss <*N>Uer — kills moss 
and revives grass. 


buy now and plant in permanent location 
for best growth. 

Lawn Edger*—Wooden handle With half mi 
shape steel blade Can,be rs-shhrpened. i 


Each 


WE NEED LOTS AND ACREAGE 
prafre rertrtWd re adjarant to 

■ rwrra but will ooraldre t*iry 


ex Kao* a mat sombs 

IBS Eve* SSI M4S 

CASE FOB VOUB ACREAGE 
AND LOTS 

r want to bolld an them, wa mean 


Sfl ft. Garden Hose — Strong flexible plastic Hose 
with standard fittings for garden or car wash. 

8 B-»b. Bag Btorlllzed Soil Mix — Be more oertaln « 

cess with a stcrihzpd soil mixture 
for starting and repotting 


FISH FERTIUZER 


REBUILD OLD FARM 1T2 AC 
mil* N CVgipre Ork 1*0. lUov Lk 
tail Ac. Riwd Sprknc. rtaatfaga 
Jlgreiwa K. Tkw a ra u RR L AJ- 


parpoxi of opara ling a ire* 11 M *1 

marina. 

THOMAS W BLACKWOOD and 
A OORDON WASHINOTON, 
Prr J B. Hugh**, B.C I. a. 
AgAL 

I Dated March 1. I*44. 


L iup Citoitrartiua Cn Lkd 


rOR RENT 
mil* clxxSe. 
building*. | 
BM-AtQA 


Hm BAY, Garde* Shop, 2 nd floor parka fe 


WANTED - APARTMENT SITE, 
clore ihi Phrew Eaaajf CcortruCUca 












Budget Store DOLLAR DAY Monday 


STOCK UP AND SAVE ON THE BAY’S 4TH FLOOR, MONDAY. PERSONAL 
SHOPPING ONLY ... NO PHONE, MAIL OR C.O.D. ORDERS. CHARGE IT OR 
BUDGET THE SAVINGS WITH PBA. 


Colorful Bax Mala of Quality 

Rayon — Ends and cutting! of 
fine nylon broadloam, shaped 
into colorful addition! to your 
decorative scheme. 

18"x27”. |4 24"x36”. |4 

Each I Each B 


I ^ 


Cklacae Pillow Caaaa Ar» 
Lovely to Give, to Keep! — 
Snowy white, quality cotton with 
attractively hand-embroidered, 
blue design. Stan- *9 M 
dard lire, 22”x36”. 9 pair ^ 


1 a f a a ta ' Crawlera—Assorted 

cotton pastels', snap crotch style 
for 12 , 18 and 24 months. f« 
Fair J 


Pretty Bayoa Briefs for Smaller 
Girls—Styled with neat elastic 
waist and legs in an attractive 
assortment of colors in easy care 
rayon. E M 

Sizes 2, 4, 6 . Dair I 


EP 

1 

y 

w 


it! 

9 

Jj 

w 


pair 


Mea’a Drees Slacks ia Pull Cat 

Flaaael — Charcoal, 1 o d e n, or 
grey these flannel dress slacks 
are good value! Full cut, belt 
loop styling for comfort, in 1 A 
waist sizes 30 to 42. Pair ■* 


Ladies* C a a v a a Sneakers for 
Keep-FK Classes — White and 
black canvas uppers, rubber 
soles; oxford style sizes 4 to 10 
. . . ideal for those f 4 

gym classes. Pair I 


Stock I'p oa Nylriaa la Fash toe 
Shades — Seamless mesh, your 
favorite style In beige, amber 
taupe, dark brown. A 94 
8 % to 11 . pr. I 


I STAPLES 

Foam Chip Pillows—White with 
resilient foam chip fill- 94 

Each I 

Toaa Cushions—Satin and cor¬ 
duroy covers in red, pink, blue; 
square design, kapok fill. f 4 
I2*'xl2". Each ■ 

Pillow Protectors - While and 
printed cotton, standard size; 
zippered O 94 

closure. fc for I 

Pillow Caaea—White cotton with 

white or 9 4 

pastel edging- Pair I 

Bath Towels—Harmonizing pat¬ 
terns snd colors; p 90 

generously sized. ■ for 9 

Face Clothe—Match the above 
towels; soft Q 9 4 

and absorbent <w for I 

Bath Tom els — Assorted stripes 
In quality O 94 

terry. ft for I 

Face Cloths — Assorted patterns 

and A 94 

Jacquards. “ for I 

Llaea Tea Towela — White with 
assorted stripes, Q 9 4 

linen. 20"x3Q”. 9 for U 


STAPLES 


Terry Bath Towels 

colon and 
jacquard weaves. 


In solid 

M 

Each I 


linen, 20"x30”. a» for ■ 

Lteea Tea Towela—Gaily atrlped 
and generously 94 

•tied. 24"x36”. ft for I 


inland Towela — Assorted solid 
colon; candy stripes In yellow, 
turquoise, *A 94 

pink. ft for ■ 

Bath Towela (sabe) — Assorted 

colon, patterns; 30”x26”. 94 
Slight flaws. Each I 

Kitchen Terry Towela — Large 
selection of prints O 94 
and colon. ft for I 

Shower Carta las — Plastic in 
72"x72” size; turquoise, pink, 
white, green. 9 4 

Each ■ 

Terry Aproaa—Assorted kitchen 
patterns to match *9 90 

terry towels I 9 for ft 

Tablecloths — Bright patterns 
and colon in cotton 50x50" 9 4 
aonrax. Each ■ 


Unbleached cotton yardage — 
Ftrmly woven ecm ideal for 
lining A 94 

draDes "* yds I 


“Charge It" . • . Budget with PBA 


STAPLES 

Drapery Bqaare*—A nice selec¬ 
tion of ends of good quality drap¬ 
ery yardage. Various patterns, 
colon, designs. 9 4 

Each I 

Sugar Bags — White bleached 
cotton, very useful Q 94 
around the house. 9 for I 

Sturdy Cotton Prints — Novelty 
patterns and florals 4 94 

Ideal for the kitchen 9 yds I 

Sailcloth Curtaining — Assorted 
kitchen and dinette prints in 
heavy O 9 4 

cotton “ yds ■ 

Vsally Set — Ecru cotton lace 
5 -pee. sets for the dresser. 94 
Set I 

Plastic Plsce Mats — Embossed 
with foam back; 4 94 

assorted colon. 9 for 


CHILDREN’S WEAR 


Infsat’s Trslslng Psats — Soft, 
absorbent terry in a wide assort¬ 
ment of colon. A 94 

Sizes 2 and 4 ■# for I 

Infaat’a Booties mad Boo nets — 
assorted pastel color* in soft, 
easy care orlan 9 94 

ft for I 

I si sot's Sloopor*—Fleocs lined; 

two piece button on style in 9 4 
pink, blue. Sizes 1, 2, 3 Pr ■ 

Boys’ Briefs—white ribbed cot¬ 
ton, athletic style, 9 94 

sizes 2, 4, 6 . W pr I 


CHILDREN’S WEAR 

Boys’ sad Girls’ 8 tardy Blue 
Jeans for Playtime—Light blue 
cotton in a weight and weave 
that's famous for wear comes 
with full boxer waist 94 
in sizes 4 to 6 x. Pair ■ 
Girls' 811ms — Nice variety of 
colors in cotton with half boxer 
waist and shoulder straps. 9 4 
Sizes 2. 3, 3x Pair ■ 

Infant's Nighties — In white and 
pastel flannel; 4 94 

Infant sizes. ft for ■ 

Baby Biss Set* — Well napped 
cotton flannel with satin borders 
to match colored blankets. 99 
Size 36x50. *Eaflh ft 

Glrla' Cotton Briefs—white cot¬ 
ton with elastic waist, band leg 
in sizes 2, 4, 6 . j 9<| 

Boys' Pyjamas—Assorted print¬ 
ed flannelette PJ's, two piece 
style sizes 3 and 4 94 

only Pair 1 

Boys’ Flnaswl Jac Shirt—Assor¬ 
ted plaids and prints in 94 
sizes 3 to 6 x Pair I 

Boys' ('alined Blacks—In cotton 
with half boxer waist In brown, 
grey, blue or navy. ’ 9 4 
Sizes 3-6x. Pair ■ 

Girls’ Bhtrt Mouse* White and 
pastela in cotton with roll 9 4 
aleeves. 7 to 14 I 

Glrla’ Bayoa Briefs—Easy care 
pastels with elastic A 94 
waist and leg 8-14 "t pr 
flirts' Slims—Sturdy cotton In 
red, blue, pink. Sizes 94 
7 to 12. Pair I 

Baby Paata — Plastic, dressier 
type with 9 94 

frills. ft nr. I 


MEN’S, DOTS’ WEAR 


Boys’ Socks—Nylon ankle sock* 
in stretch and sized 9 9 4 

colors and patterns 9 pr ■ 


Boys’ Socks— Stretch nylon ankle 
socks in white, black, brown, 
navy. 9 9 4 

8 tt to 10 *. ft pr I 


Boys’ Briefs—White ribbed cot¬ 
ton in athletic style 49 94 

■mall, medium only • ® 


Boys’ T-Shirts—White interlock 
cotton, short sleeved, crew 
necked sizes 9 f 4 

8 , 10, 12, 14 ft for I 


Boys’ Flannel Shirts—assorted 
checks and plaid, tailored 9 4 
style, 8 , 10, 12 Each I 

Men’s Sock*—Nylon and cotton 
ankle style sssorted 9 94 

colors, patterns 10-12 ft pr 


Men’s Work Sock*—Grey wool 
and cotton with nylon reinforce¬ 
ment. 9 94 

Size 11 ft pr I 


Mea’* Briefs—white ribbed cot¬ 
ton athletic style. S.M.L. 9f 
2 In package for ■ 

Men’s T-Shirts—White interlock 
cotton crew neck, short 9 4 
sleeve. S.M.L. Each 1 


FAMILY FOOTWEAR 


Misses’ Sneakers—White, Mack, 
blue canvas, oxford style 94 
12 to 3. Pair 1 


Boys’ Runners — Black boot 
style, canvas, molded 94 
rubber soles. Pair B 


Ladles’ Slicker*—Green or am¬ 
ber heel-less over- 9 94 

■hoes. S.M.L. X.L ft pr 


Boys’ Hunting Boot—Green in¬ 
sulated rubber sizes 3 to 6 W, 
Pair W 


Men’* Toe Rubiters — black, 
sturdy and lightweight 94 
S.M.L. X.L. Pair ■ 


Men’s Ru nn er* black and white 
canvas with molded 9 99 

rubber sole 6-12. ft pr u# 


Men’s Subtler Boot* — brown 
pull on with steel 9 9 

■hank 9-12 Pair V 


Men’s Cord Slippers—Red and 
black, gored sizes 9 99 

8 , 9, 10 only. ft for 9 


Ladles’ Slippers — Stretch slip- 
perette style black, red, tur¬ 
quoise. white shag, canoe style 
slippers in case. 94 

S.M.L. X L. Pair I 


WOMEN’S WEAR 

Indies’ Sweaters — White and 
pastel orlon pullovers and 99 
cardigans S.M. Each •# 

Ladies’ Briefs — Rayon, white, 
red, black and pastels; M 94 
elastic waist. S.M.L. pr ■< 
Ladles’ Petti Paata — Assort'd 
colors rayon tricot lace 94 
trim. S.M. only. Pair I 

Ladles’ Briefs—Rayon assorted 
colors, white and pastel elastio 
waist and leg. 9 94 

S.M.L 9 pr I 

Ladles’ Panties — White ravun 
with flare leg. 9 94 

M.L and O.S. ft pr I 
ladles’ Half Klips—Rayon white, 
pink, blue with 9 9 4 

elastic tops S.M.L ft for ■ 
ladles’ Fall Mips—While, pink, 

blue rayon, assorted trims. 94 
36 to 42. 1 

Ladles’ Bras in white cotton 
subs. A, B, C cups, 9 94 

32 to 38 ft for I 

ladles’ Umbrella*—Clear plus, 
tic with decorative 94 

patterns. Each I 

Children's Leotards — Helenes 
Stretch nylon with elastic top, 
beige, red, blue and black. 9 4 
4-6, 6 - 8 . 8-10, 1M4 pair I 
(teamless Stesh Nylons-Beige, 
amber, Uu|h>, ark 9 94 

brown. 8 * to 10 *. t» pr I 
Girls' 1'mhrrllas-To match 94 
above. Each ■ 

ladies' Briefs-Stretch nylon lo 
fit one size. 9 9 4 

Assorted colors. ft for I 
The BAY budget store, 4th floor; 


MARCH CLEARANCE SALE 


SAVE UP TO 50% 

ON FURNITURE 

Traditional Mahogany Dining Table—1 only. 
Reg. J117. Sale H.M 

Modem Walnut Vlaa Dining Chaim- 4 only. 
Reg. 39.95. Bale » M 

Oblong Walnut Table —Visa Peppier with 3 
leaves. 1 only. Reg. 149.95. Bale 99.99 

French Provincial Bide Chaim—Andrew Mal¬ 
colm. Cherry wood. 2 only. Reg, J45. 

Bale 19.99 

Italian Provincial Battel—By Kaufman. 2 only. 
Reg 169.95. Bale 149.99 

Vlaa Doable Dresser nod Arched Mirror — 1 
only. Reg. 249.95. Bale 199.99 

Walnut Dram Table—1 only. Reg. 59.95. 

Bale 49.99 

SUMMER GARDEN FURNITURE 

Web (Raise—Green/white, plastic arm. 4 only. 
Jteg 11.95 Bale 7.99 

King Stae Web ChaliwGreen/white. 2 only. 
Reg. 10.95. Bale 9.99 

Web Vinyl Chair—Green/whlle. 2 only. Reg. 
12.95. Bale S.SS 

De Lsxe Floral Chair—16 only. Reg. 13.95. 

Bale 9-29 

Web Vinyl Chelae—21 only. Reg. 24.95. 

Sale 12.47 

Redwood End Table—1 only. Reg. 17.95. 

Sale 9.99 

Aluminum Lounge Chair—2 only. Reg. 34.95. 

Sale 19.99 

Aluminum Rocker—1 only. Reg. 27.95. 

Bale 14.99 

Redwood Lamp Table—1 only. Reg. 24.95. 

Sale 19.99 

Green Aluminum Glider Settee—2 only. Reg. 
,79.95. Sale 49.99 

Padded Patio Chair—1 only. Reg. 44.95. 

Bale 29.99 

Padded Patio Rocker—1 only. Reg. 49.95. 

Bale 22.99 

Aluminum End Table—2 only. Reg. 21.96. 

Bale 12.99 
The BAY, furniture. 4th 

10% to 20% OFF 
MAJOR APPLIANCES 

AMC M" Electric Range features removable 
-oven door with glass window, automatic oven 
control, 7-position heat switches. H. 36", W. 30", 
D 28". 2 onlj'. Reg. 199.95. Sale 9199 

AMC Auto. De front Fridge Freeaei—14 cu. ft 
capacity, 110 lb. freezer capacity. H. 64”, W. 
30", D. 28”. 2 only. Reg. 339.95. Bale 9299 
G-E Ne-Froot Fridge Freese r— 14 cu. ft. capa¬ 
city, 130 lb. zero-zone freezer, swingout shelves. 
H. 64”, W. 30”, D. 28”. 1 only. Reg. J479 

Bale 9279 

. The RAY, major appliances, 3rd 


LAMPS AND PICTURES 
SAVE 25% 

Unique Wood and Metal Plaques Include Gram¬ 
ophone, set of 3 Flying Fish, Tall Cats. Reg. 
Tl. 50-545. Bale 19.99 - 29.99 

Colorful Quilted Pictures include kitchen spice 
chart, abstract harbor scene. Reg. 14.99-29.99. 

Bale 9.99 - 89.99 
Alta tract Originals by Colla Pattte-36"x56” 
blue/green, 19’’x26” green, 27"x23" Cleopatra 
quilted. Reg. 29.99-99.99. Bale 19.99 - 49.99 
Wall Plaques depicting Fighting Cocks, Kicking 
Home, Aztec Emblem. Reg. 14.95-24.95. 

Bale 9.99 ■ 19.99 
Pictures Including floral prints, street and 
coastal scenes, still Ufe. Reg. 12.99425. 

Sale 9.99 - 19.79 
Table Lamps include ultra modem rotoflex 
lamps, red light TV lampu, slim style lamps, 
traditional ivory and black lamps, tail lampa 
with crystal droplets. Reg. 17.99-59.95. 

Bale 12.99 - 44.99 
Celling Fixtures Include pull-down celling fix¬ 
tures, 4-Ilght bathroom fixture, hall and dining 
room fixtures. Reg. 4.50-29.99. Bale 1.99-89.99 
Ths RAY, lampa aad picture#, 3rd 

10% to 40% OFF 
TV AND RADIO 

G-E Mantel Radio—Large speaker. Vernier 
tuning, easy-to-read dial. 2 only. Reg. 39.95. 

Sale «89 

RCA Nipper Radio — Large speaker, 5-tube 
chassis, sturdy plastic case. 2 only. Reg. 24.95. 

Bale 989 

RCA Clock Radio—Large speaker, 5-tube chas¬ 
sis, easy-to-read clock face. 1 only. Reg. 49.95. 

Bale $29 

Transistor Radios—1 AGS 6 Transistor, reg. 
9.50, Bale $9. 1 Holiday Transistor, reg. Jll, 
Bale 99- 2 Playmate 6 Transistors, reg. 10.88, 
Bale $9. 1 AGS 8 Transistor, reg. 14.88, Bale 
99. 1 Holiday 8 Transistor, reg. 29.95, Bale 
989. 1 Supersonic 8 Transistor, reg. 39.95, 
Bale 989. 3 G-E Transistors, reg. J52, Bale (39 
G-E IS" Portable TV—Strong, powerful chassis 
pulls in weak signals. 1 only. Reg. 209.95. 

Bale 9899 

Fleetwood 11 ” TV—Bonded picture tube. Pow¬ 
erful chassis. 1 only. Reg. 139.95. Bale 9889 
The BAY. TV and radios, 3 rd 

UP TO 50% OFF 
STAPLES 

Bedspread*—Textured cotton, Heirloom, an¬ 
tique satin. Green, aqua, white. Twin size. Reg. 
27.50445. Sale 89.99 - 22.90 

Hotmail Bedspreads — Blue, green, yellow. 
Double size. Reg. 7.95. Bale 24-99 

Kenwood Satis Bound Pare Wool Blanket* 10 
only. Reg. 17.95. gale 82.99 

Batin Bound Electric Blanket—Red, orange, 
sandalwood. Reg. 23.50. Bale 89.99 

Ayer* Pure Wool Blankets—White with sand or 
green stripe border. 60x90. Reg. 14.96. 

Bale 9.99 

Plump, Buoyant Terylene Pillow*— Floral print, 
Frend) crepe cover. 20"x25". Bale 2.99 1 
The BAY, staples, 3rd 


FLOOR COVERINGS 
SAVE UP TO 20% 

8pedal Savings on Super Quality Rugs 
Frofo INDIA 

Embossed with Floral Sprays — Biscuit, 8x10. 
1 only. Reg. 249.95. Bale 899.99 

Embossed Aabussou Design—Turquoise, 8x10. 
1 only. Reg. 349.95. Bale 279.99 

Embossed Aubusaou Design—Platinum beige, 
8 by 10. 1 only. Reg. 349.95. Bale 279.99 
Emlwased with Floral Sprays—Turquoise, a;>- 
prox. 9x12. 2 only. Reg. 399.95. Bale 9240 
Embossed with Floral Bpray*—Platinum beige, 
approx. 9x12. 2 only. Reg. 399.95. Bale 9240 
Embossed Anbusson Design — Turquoise, ap¬ 
prox. 9x12. 2 only. Reg. 389.96. Bale 299.99 
Embossed Aubusaoa Design—Platinur 
approx. 9x12. 1 only. Reg. 389.96. Bale 299.99 
Discontinued Broadloom at Special Prices 
Limited Quantities 

Hemloch—Acrilan twist. Desert beige, chest¬ 
nut. Reg. 10.95. Bale, *q. yd. 9.99 

T rt l aa T ree bark, Tweedmeer in discontinued 
color*. Reg. 6.95. Bale, sq. yd. 9.99 

The BAY, floor coverings, 4th 

FLOOR CARE NEEDS 
10% to 15% OFF 

Hoover Portable Vacuum — Complete with 
accessories. Demonstrator model. Full war¬ 
ranty. One only. Reg. 68.95. Bale 999 

RCA Whirlpool Attachment-Converts any RCA 
upright vacuum to clean nigs. One only. 
Reg. 5-49. Bale 92 

Sunbeam Attachments—Complete accessories, 
converts "638” vacuum Into a versatile unit. 
Four only. Reg. 12.95. Bale 92 

Buabeam Turbo Brash—Converts any ”660” 
model Into an upright that cleans rugs. One 
only. Reg. 29.95. Sale 989 

G.E. Vacuum — Complete with accessories. 
Demonstrator model. Full warranty. One only. 
Reg. 79.95. Bale $99 

Blssell Carpet Sweeper—Features nylon bristle 
roller, large nylon wheels, good traction, sec¬ 
tional handle. Two only. Reg. 8.95. Bale 9.99 
_ The BAY, floor care, 3rd 

UNFINISHED 
FURNITURE 
SAVE 25% 


7-drawer Desk— Poplar Wood. 
Reg. 28.98.* 

3-drawer B.H. Desk—Poplar 
only. Reg. 16.88. 

3- drawer Chest — One only. 

4- drawer Btady Desk—Birch 
only. Reg. &.95. 

4-drawer Cheat—Reg. 32.95. 

•-drawer Cheat—Birch wood. 
Reg. 54.95 

The BAY, hardware 


. Five only. 

Bale 28.99 

wood. One 

Sale 82.99 

Reg. 39.95. 

Bale 29.99 
wood. One 
Bale 29.99 
One only. 
Bale 2C99 
. One only. 
Bale 39.99 
, lower mala 


DRAPERIES 
UP TO 60% OFF 

Heavy Gauge Plastic Shower Curtains-YeW 
low, aqua, champagne, pink, white. 72”x72'’. 
Reg. 1.98. gale in 

Rayon Curtain Paaela—White. 41”x81”. 

Bale l|« 

64” Upholstery Fabric—Frieze, matelasae, tex¬ 
tured nylons and cottons. Reg. 7.95-14 95 . 

Bale 3.97 - 7,47 
Unllaed Textured. Ready Made Drapes—Green, 
gold, sand. 3 w x 94". Bale 28.99 

,J ?T d Draperies—1 w x 54", 1* w x 
2*. 1" *M", 1 w x 84", 1* w x 84”, 2 w x 
84 Reg. 14.95-345. Sale 7.47 - 22.90 

*? hr **l« Drapery Yardage - YeUow, beige, 
Reg. 2-50 Bale 8.90 

Tmine Pinch Pleated Curtains 1 w x 84” 
Beige, pink, green. Reg. 10.95. Bale 7.99 

Rayon Curtain Remnants _ 42” wide. Gold, 
green, blue, beige. Reg. 89c. Bale, yd. 44« 

Drapery Yardage with FREE labor aad Itaiag 

—Choose from assorted prints in Scotchgsrd 
cotton or antique satin and we will make them 
Up lined with shirred headings to fit your win¬ 
dows at no extra cost. Yard 2.99 - 3.99 

the BAY, draperies, 4th 

HARDWARE 
' SAVE 25% TO 50% 

All-translator Car Radio — Three only. Reg 
25.95. Sale 89.29 

Beat Belt Retractor, Banding aad Polishing 
KH, Hack Saw, Jig Saw Blades, StUaou Wreath 
—Reg. 97c. Bale, each 9B« 

Steel Wire Brush-18 only. Reg. 66 c. Bale 49« 
Locking Filer*—29 only. Reg. 66 c. Bale 49« 

Putty Knife aad Scraper or Patat Mixer— 
Reg. 39c. K*le lit 

Wrecking Bar-Reg. 88 c. Bale 494 

Pipe Holders—Reg. 49c. 11 only. Bale 294 

Bardahl Tune-up OU—Reg. 31. Bale <■« 

Coat Hooka Reg. 3 for 97c. Bale 3 for 49* 
Lam lasted Padlock—Reg. 97c. Bale 

Shingle Stain—Reg. 1.98. Bale 8.29 

Latex Fence Paint—Reg. 3.88 gal. 

Sale, gal. 2.49 

Standfast Paint—Lead, tile red. Reg. 3.99 gal. 

Bale, gal. 2.99 

Assorted Grey Baaney Sockets — British and 
metric sockets. •/, Price 

Bathroom Door Kaoba— Reg. 3.98. ' Bale 2.99 
Ballples Hammer*—Six only. Reg. 3.70. 

Sale 2.39 

Bit Brace—Three only. Reg. 5.76. 8 ale 3.84 
Hand Grinder—Six only. Reg. 4.50. Bale f 3 

The BAY, hardware, lower main 


CHINAWARE 
SAVE 25% lo 60% 


Quimper Ware. Provincial Table Arceaaoriet 
from France, including ashtray*, candlesticks, 
radish dishes, tcajioU, covered bowls, sauce 
tureen* and many other*. Reg 99c-13.99. 

Hale 994 - 9.99 


Colorful Italian Pottery — Mori green with 
raised geometric design or tortoise shell finish, 
including ashtrays, covered candy boxes, vases, 
plates, book ends and others. Reg. 1.79-13.99. 

Bale 99« 8.99 

Italian Pottery Aalmals, including Mother with 
3 cata, 3 cata In a basket, 3 dogs in a basket, 
cats with wool and others. Reg. 1.99-10.99. 

Bale 99f - 7-99 

High Style Prestige Italian Pottery, including 
pineapple shaped jar. foil handled urn. smaller 
urns, ashtrays, planter. Reg. 2.29-8.99. 

Bala 8.49 - 9.99 

Mamie Large, Deep Blue Pottery-Vases, bowL 
covered Jar. Reg. 9.99-29.99. Bale 8.99 - 89.99 

Mediterranean style Italian Pottery in red or 
black. Tall Jar, covered jars, ashtrays. Reg. 
2-29-9 99. Bale 8.99 - 4.99 

Psre White Portuguese Pottery includes fruit 
plate, Grecian vas£, scalloped vase, large 
plates, covered jam. Reg. 1.99-6.99. 

Bale 99* - 3.99 

Gold Cola Design Pottery includes comports, 
ashtrays, covered boxes. Reg. 1.49-3.99. 

Bale 99« - 8.49 

Simulated Tortoise Shell Ashtrays— 8 only. 

R* 8 - 2 99. Bale 994 

Pottery Rope-Like Ashlray*-5 only. Reg. 1.99. 

Sale 494 

Bavarian China Serving Plates—Antique car 
motifs, fruit designs, 7-pce. decanter sets. Reg. 
2.98-12.98. Bale 8.49 • 3.99 

B-C- Ceramics Orange Vase*—9 only. Reg. 4.99. 

Brie 8.99 

Royal W lntou Tea Time Fancies—Blue and gold 
on a shell shape. Salad bowl, relish dish, tiered 
tray. Reg. 5.49-5.99. Sate 2.49 - 2.99 

Fruit Pattern ’’Evesham” Tableware — Cake 
plates, covered butter dishes, cheese board with 
knife. Reg. 1.39-4.39. Brie 794 • 8.99 

China Fancies from Hangary—Ashtrays, can¬ 
dlesticks, 2 -light candelabra, covered box and 
others. Reg. 99c-13.99. Bale 494 - 9.99 

Sterling Stiver Bet-Wild Rose by Inters 
national. Service for 8 . 1 set only. Reg. 3219. 

Bale 899.9* 

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LINGERIE 
SAVE 35% to 50% 

Flnaaelatto Pyjamas—Broken size ranee, as 
sorted styles end colon. A reel buy for the 
early shopper. Re*. 2.164.W. Bata Vi Prtee 

Peignoir* from Undn—A (rath of green with 
yellow overlay. S.lf. * only. Reg. 31.38 

Rale III 

Ixmg Peignoir Beta from Kayaer—Feminine 
luxury In pink, perfect for the blushing bride. 
SrqaJJ only. 2 only. Reg. 29.38. Bale 14.33 

Stretch Lace Imp Halt* Black stretch lace 
One aim fits all. 4 only. Reg. 12.98. Rale S.M 

Uniterm*-YouQ look fresh, capable, and feel 
rarln* to work in a ivd- white uniform. 4 only. 
Size imaU. Reg. 12.18. Rale 8.M 

!■ Harm a—Always snowy white are these easy- 
to-care terylene uniforms. Broken sizes. Reg. 

17,98. Sale * 31 

Gold aad Aqa* Uniterm*— Pretty and carefree 
in ei*y-car* terylene. Broken size*. Reg. 10.98. 

Bale S.M 

Roe meeker Striped Dnatore—In pink or blue. 
Pretty at-home wear at great savings. Broken 
sizes. Reg. 4.93. Sale S.M 

Tie Silk Hoeaecoat from BardweB’a-Pure lux¬ 
ury In colorful Paialey. 3 only. Reg. 11.98. 

Rale S.M 

Nyloa Heaters-In sunny yellow. Small and 

medium only. Reg. 8.98. Rale 4.M 

Aaaorted Setter Blip* — The ultimate in fine 
lingerie at a reasonable price. Exciting selec¬ 
tion. Broken sizes. Reg. R.9R to 19.98. • i Price 
The BAY. Itagerte. tad 


CO-ORDINATES BY 
“MISS PAT’ 

33“«% to 40% 

Draaae* — Wool shlrtale in pink, aqua. 
Sizes 5-15.. Reg, 925-29.95. 

Hkirte Wool, plain and patterned. Yel¬ 
low, green, pink. Many styles. Sizes 
5-15. Reg. 12.9M6.95. 

Rloam. R weater*—Many styles Prints 
and solids. Sizes 8-16. Reg. 8.95-23.95 
Hell-alyl* Nlima - Wool wonted. Pink, 
yellow. Sizes S»15. Reg. 15.95-16.95. 
lampara- Plain yellow or patterned, In 
green, pink, blue. A-line, Sizes 5-15. 

Reg 19 95 

The BAY. college aad career shop, lad 

^ OFF SPORTSWEAR 

Maem* Great asaartment from regular a took 
to chooae from. Store 10-W «Uf. 

Rale Vj Off 

Tailored Rhlrla - Print and plain ootUxi 
always wearable. Sizes 19-18. Reg. 3-9M^» 

Rale Vi Oil 

Jacket* Ski and ahort stylos tn nylon and 
wools. Over 40,to chooae from. S.M.L. Reg. 
10 96-29 95 8*1® Vi 

The BAY. sportswear. Sad 

UP TO 50% OFF 
FOUNDATION 
GARMENTS 

Girdle* by Peiretle- Nylon and lycra, high-top 
style with zipper One size 27, two size a 
Reg 19.98. 8.V 9.99 

Girdle* by Oleg Canale* Lycra and nylon lace, 
high-top style with zipper. Ten only, broken 
sizes. Reg. 22.50. Sale 11.11 

Paaty Girdles by V.F.—“Skylark." a lycra, 
long-leg i>anty with band. S.M. only Reg. 

19.98. — Sale t.M 

Paaty Girdles by V.F.-"Flower Showers.” a 
lycra long-leg style. S.L. only. Reg- *2L 

Rale 10.BO 

Braaaiere* Assortment of betlar quality ban¬ 
deau bras Reg. 2.964.96. Rale 8.49 4.49 

The BAY. foandatioa*. tad 

'/» OFF 

SAMPLE MILLINERY 

"Spring Faataay” -One-of-a-kind sample mil¬ 
linery. Frilly, frisky, demure . . . chooae 
yuun early and be the moat admired lady In 
the coming Easter parade ... a shrewd 
i hopper .too. These hat* would normally sell 
11 95 lJV 18.95. Rale T.M, t.M, 88.20 

The BAY, millinery. Sad 

SAVE 29% to 44% 
ON WOMEN’S SHOES 

Teea Flats — Popular assortment Including 
straps, closed or slings. Red, brown, black. 
Sizes 5-10, AA-B, collectively. Rale 8-99 

Women's Pam pa -Better grade, dosed and 
sling back styles in low or illusion heels. Sizes 
5-10. 3A, 2A. B collectively. Rale T.M 

Casaato—Subs that will wear Uke first quality. 
Suede uppers, foam rubber soles. Broken size 
range. Rale 4.M 

The BAY, women's shoes. Sad 


DRESS CLEARANCE 
SAVE 20% TO 30% 

Honeit-to-goodness clearance from regu¬ 
lar stock; 1, 2 and 3-piece styles in wools, 
crepes, knit*. Quality dresses you'll 
wear straight through spring. Broken 
size range includes 10-30, T-15, 14 Mr24 H 
Reg. 16.95-935. Sa*t 20%-3©% Off 
The BAY, d r esses. Sad 


SAVE 25% ON FURS 

I.uxsrkoaa Natural Mtnk Stole*—Wrap yourself 

in a cape style with panel front . y . a collar 
cardigan style ... or glamorous.' portrait 
style. Pastel, dawn, ranch. Each a beautiful 
buy. Reg. $399. Sale $20 

The BAY, far salon, 2nd 


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MONDAY STOREWIDE SAVINGS ... NO 
PHONE, MAIL or C.O.D.’s, PERSONAL SHOPPING 
ONLY... USE YOUR PBA COP or “CHARGE IT” 


DRESS ACCESSORIES 
SAVE 25% to 50% 

Blsaaea 2 10 to choose from In cottons and 
surahs, white and prints, tuck-ln and over- 
blouse. Broken sizes. Reg. 1.99-6.98. 

Rale 8.49-4.88 

Bella—Tie. contour and waist cinch styles in 
leather and plastic. Black, brown, white, red. 
Sizes 24-30, collectively. Rale 2S« 8.99 

T-Shirts—Counter-soiled. S.M.L., mostly white. 

Each Mt 

Evening Bags aad Manicure Beta—Golden only. 
Reg. 3.74. Rale t.M 

Wind Bonnets aad Rata HaU — In assorted 
colors. Also some chape! veils and mantillas 
included. Reg. $1 to 2.98. Rale 99« 8.49 

Genalae Crocodile Handbag*-Imparted from 
England. Black or brown. 4 only. Reg. 99.95. 

Sale 19.93 
The BAY, dresa ncceaaorlas. mala 


FASHION COATS 
AND SUITS 
20% TO 40% OFF 

Rainwear — Reversible and pile-lined. 

Reg. 19.96. Rale 910 

laminates-For all-weather wear. Reg. 

19.95. Hale (80 

Camel Hair Coals—Ultra-smart. 

Hale S9% Off 

Heita—Distinctive styles. Reg. $25-49.95. 

Hsle 20% Off 

You'll be wise to shop esrly for the pick 
of this quality collection at low clearance 
prices. Broken size range, 10-20. 

The BAY, coats aad salts. Sad 

20% to 50% OFF 
HOSIERY and GLOVES 

Fabric Gloves Assorted shortie and longer- 
length styles in nylon and cotton. Reg. 99c-4.98. 

Hale 4B« i.M 

Leather Gloves—Quality kid, excellent value. 
Assorted styles, broken sizes. Reg. 9.98-14.98 
Hale, pair t.M 

Gym Form—Two-piece style In black nylon. 

18 only, all small size. Reg. 6.98. Bale 4.48 

Rapport Hone — Combines healthful comfort 
with leg flattery. Nylon and lycra. Broken 
size and color range. Reg. 94-5.95. 

Rale IJ8IJI 

Slippers — Knits, tapestry, brocade ... a 
pretty selection with leather end eosnpoaltion 
>ola* Broken alaee. Rag. ll-l.H 

Bale 49« f .M 

The BAY, hoelery aad glovea. mala 

SEWING MACHINES, 
FABRICS 
34% to 57% OFF 

Rermaa Cabiael-In walnut. Fit* 530 or 730 
series models. One only. Reg. $169. Hale 9M 

Piedmont Demonstrator*— Straight sew port¬ 
ables. Two only. Reg. $54. Hale 940 

Piedmont Zig-Zag In walnut console. Reg. 

9124. Hale f T4 

3S” White Rose Staple Checks Blue, black, 
green, brown, beige. Reg. 1.19. Hale, yard Mt 

«ft” Linen Weave* -Rayon. Blue, yellow, pink, 
beige, turquoise. Reg. 1.98. Bale, yard Mt 

.45" Catiaa Crepe—In teal or chocolate. Reg 
2.98 Hale, yard t.4t 

st" Pure Bilk Print*—Black and white. Reg. 

8.98. Bale, yard 4.49 

llanipiered Cotton Halin Prints —Navy/white, 
black/white. Reg. 4.98. Hale, yard 2.49 

M" Pare Bilk Prints—Gold, orange, turquoise, 
blue, green. Reg. 5.98. Rale, yard 2.M 

54” Donegal Twacds—Imported wool In blue, 
brawn, green. Reg. 5.98. Rale, yard 2.99 

54"*Wool Silky Tweed Coating-Blue only. 12 
yards only. Reg. 3.99. Rale, yard i.M 

Oatmeal Woollens—Make up a spring ward¬ 
robe in this versstile color. 18 yard* only 

Reg. 8.98. Rale, yard 4.49 

Tlaaa Miehal Tweeds- In grey or brown Nine 
yards only. Reg. 4.99. Rale, yard I.M 

54" Wool lea*—Red, herringbone grey, black/ 
white. Reg. 3.99. Rale, yard t.M 

Rpriag Ralting—In citrus tones of orange and 
white tweeds. Reg. 6.91. Bale, yard 2.M 

Assorted Fabrics—A spring frolic in cottons 
and rayons to choose from. Reg. 68c. 

Hale, yard 2S« 

The BAY, fashion fabrics, 
saw la J machines, 2nd 

Vi to Vz OFF 
WATCHES 

Decorator Clocks—Selection includes Westmin¬ 
ster chimes. May wind and battery types. 
Reg 945-68.50. Hale (29 49.90 

Ptas, Necklaces, Earrings—Plastics and metals 
in fashion colors for day or evening. Reg. 
50c-92. Bale 29c SOc 

Pendants and Earrings — Jade and assorted 
stones with gold-filled chain* Reg. 7.95-19.95. 

Hale (3 9.99 

Yoatha* Watrhee—Seven-jewelled, shock-resist¬ 
ant works, In gold color, with expansion band. 

Reg U.95 gale §.9* 

The BAY, Jewellery, main 

CHILDREN’S SHOES 
22% to 36% OFF 

Children's Banner* — Canvas uppers, rubber 
sole. Red, navy, multi. Sizes 16-3 collectively. 
Reg. 1.99. Rale 1.49 

Children's 8hoes — Girls' oxfords and straps 
with leather Uppers, composition soles. Red.^ 
beige, brawn, black. 8V4 collectively J 1 

Hale 3.99 

Infants' Oxfords aad Strap* Leather upper*, 
rubber soles. Red, brown, black. Sizes 4-8. 

Hale 2.M 

The BAY, children's shoe*, 2nd 


CHILDREN S WEAR 
% to V% OFF 

Inf mats’ Odd meats — Diaper sett, crawlers, 
pyjama bags, and others. AM Vi Fries 

Hleeiwr Oddments - SIei'l*r-slze blankets and 
brushed cotton blanket*. Reg. 3.508.96. 

Sato 1.M-4.M 

Crib Blanket—White, pink, blue, yellow with 
satin binding. 36"x50'. Reg. 6.16. Rata S.M 
Hstto Carriage Over Bet—Quilted. White, pink. 
Reg. 4 95. We S.M 

Girls' Cordsroy Jumpers— Broken sizes 3-6x. 
Reg. 5.968.96. Bale S.M 

Girls' Raincoats — Clear vinyl plastic over 
cotton prints. Broken sizes, 4-€x. Reg. 3.95. 

Rato t.M 

Boy*' Balaeoai* — Of fabric-backed plastic 
Black. Broken sizes, 3-4. Reg. 3.29. Rato t.M 
Boys' Bala Jacket* Neoprene-treated, nylon- 
lined with flannelette. Broken sizes 2, 3. 4. 
Reg. 6.95. Hale 2.M 

Girts’ All-weather Coats—Nylon poplin. Red, 
royal. Broken sizes, 6-14. Reg. 15.95. 

Rato 9.9T 

Plastic Raincoat* — Assarted colors. Broken 
sizes 8-14. Reg. 3.95. Rato t.M 

Girls' Dresses aad Jam per*—Popular assort¬ 
ment. Reg. 4.63 • 1.95. Rale 2.M 

Girls’ B.B. Pullover* — In washable orlon. 
Broken size* 8-14. Reg. 235. Rale 1.99 

Novelty Overbloaae—In white cotton, you color 
yourself to make it printed. Girls' and Teens'. 
Reg. 5.95 - 6.95. Rale t.M 

The BAY, children'* wear, Srd 

l /3 to Vi OFF 
MEN’S SUITS 

Men's Casual Wool Jacket*—Good assortment 
of styles. Broken size and color range. Also 
some quilt-lined jackejs. Reg. 12.88-935. 

Rato 9.44 to 1T.90 

"Robson" Blend Dress Slack* — Slim style, 
plain front. 30-40 waist. Reg. 10.95 each. 

Rato 2 for (19 

Cordaroy and Tweed Bport Coals —Camel, 
brown, grey. Broken sizes. Reg. 16.99 - 25.88. 

Bala Yt Pries 
Tha BAY, mm’s wear, mala 


i/5 OFF MEN’S FINE 
WOOL WORSTED 
2-PCE. SUITS 

Handsomfc up-to-the-minute styling with 
■Ingle-breasted, three-button jackets with 
center vent. Single ra ve r aa pleat slacks. 
Grey*, brans, Naan. Wear a new suit 
Ms Pastor. IU«. Mi - 91. Rato ¥, on 

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Tha BAY, msa's clothing, mala 

MEN’S FURNISHINGS 
25% to 35% OFF 

Men's Dressing Gowns —Wrap style In syn¬ 
thetics and viscose flannel. S.M.L.XL. Reg. 

10.88. Bale 9.M 

Viscose Flaaael aad Catalina Rhlrta — Grey, 
blue, brown. S.M.L., XL. Reg. 6.88. Bale 4.99 
Pyjamas — Cotton, Flannel or Broadcloth. 
Regular coat, drawstring pants. ABCD Reg. 

3.88. Rato 2.99 

Halt Hhirts — Long sleeved, 3 button popover 
style in wool/orkm knit S.M.L. Reg. 5.96. 

Rale S.M 

Orloa Pile Bllp-oaa aad Cardigan* - Ant colors 
S.M.L., XL. Reg- 10.88. Rato 9.99 

Long-Sleeved Kail Vests— Reg. 9.99 to 13.88. 

Rale 9.99 


The BAY, men's fnrnlshlngs, main 

25% TO 50% OFF 
BOYS’ WEAR 

Boys' Long Sleeve Hportablrta — Regular and 
button down collari. Plain, striped and fancy 
cotton. 8-16. Reg. 1.99 - 2.98. Rata 8.49 
Flannelette Pyjama*—With button front jacket, 
drawstring drawer*. 16-16. Reg. 2.49. 

Rale 8JB 

Short Sleeve Sweat Shirt*—White, black, blue, 
red. Mostly small, age 68. Reg. 1.49. 

Rato Ms 

Cotton Chino Panto — In dark print checks. 
V4 Boxer. 7, 8, 10. Last price 99c. Sato 49* 

BOYS’ WINTER JACKETS — Include 
Duffle coats, Club jackets, top coats, ski 
jackets. Good assortment fabrics and 
colors. 10-18. Reg. 9 98-16.98. Rato 7.99 

Yonng Men's Jacket Coats—All wool plaids in 
blue and green. S.M.L. Reg. 10.98. Bale 7.M 
Young Men's Daffie Coats—% length with quilt 
lining, hood. Olive and mostly navy. 38-42. 
Reg. 24.98. Sato 14.M 

Young Men's Jacket* — Include ski jackets, 
hooded sheila and pile lined coats. 36-42. Reg. 
11.95 -19.95. Bate Vt PRICE 

The BAY. boys' and youths’ wear, main 

MEN’S SHOES 
24% to 35% OFF 

Yonng Men's 8boe*—Assorted ties and slip-on*. 
Black leather uppers, neollte soles. 7-12 coll. 
Reg. 9.95. Hale t.M 

Men's Better Grade Shoe*—Discontinued styles 
of Hartt and Slater Shoes. Brown, black. 
7-11 coll. Sale 87.M 

Men's Shoe*—Assorted group of tie style shoes 
in black, brown. -7-11 coll. Reg. 12.95. 

Hale 9.M 

"Hush £appte Hat*"—Popular casual hats for 
campUs and casual wear. Reg. 9.95. 

Hale »i PRICE 

Boy*' Shoes' Discontinued style* tn brown and 
black leather. Broken size range 3V4-T. Reg. 
6 95. 3.99 

The BAY, men's shoes, main 


25% to 50% OFF 
SPORTING GOODS 
AND PET NEEDS 

t'xr Pool Table#—Slightly damaged. Complete 
with balls, cue*, rack, rest 2 only. Reg. 

135.98. tale M.99 

Marten Throttle Cahlea-Assorted lengths. Reg. 
11.25. tale (.33 

Plastic Bicycle Basket* Will fit any bike! 
Red and blue. Reg. 2.49. tale 8.99 

Dart Boards—24 only. Make your playroom 
more fun. Reg. 4.98. Rale 3.32 

Ftohteg Lares aad ptaga— An assortment for 
both salt and fresh water fishing. 

Rato Vi te Y» off 
M otorcycle Helmets — Small, medium, large. 

24 only. Reg. 9.98. Rale 4.99 

Fly Line — Floating or sinking style. Reg. 
11.98 -15.98. Hale 7.M ■ 80.99 

Camp Cota—Safari type, 6-foot length. Reg. 6.9R. 

tale 9.32 

I Plena Camping Tool Ktta-6 only Reg. 9.98. 

. Bale 7.49 

Ladlaa Hash Poppies Golf Bhoea— 5, 514, 6. 64. 

7, 11. Ten pair only. Reg. 8.39. RaIa.S.29 
Men's Hash Fapplea Golf S h oes Sizes 6, 64. 
114. Five pair* only. Reg. 14.95. Rato 88 JO 
Men's Golf Shoea-74, 8, 84, 11. 114- Reg- 
3.74. tale 7.30 

64. 114- Reg. 15.98. tale 88.9( 

Aquarium Hoods—16” and 20". Only 1 of each. 
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tale (2-93 

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Vancouver^ Island's Leading Newspaper Since 1858 


No. 84-108th YEAR 


VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA, SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1966 


72 PAGES 


Crowds Soaked 


ueen Dubs Premier 


HOUSTON, Tex. (AP>—A short cireuK in one 
of Gemini 8’« small manoeuvring thrusters probably 
caused the wild gyrations in space that forced an 
emergency end to the flight, the space agency said 

Saturday. 

Preliminary analysis of the 
data from the aborted (Debt 
ruled out any possibility of 
pilot error. Dr. Robert Gilrutfa, 
director of the Manned Space¬ 
craft Centre, said. 

"In faet, 


Charles 

Awaits 

Visitor 


Earthquake 

Recorded 


BERKELEY, Calif. (AF)— 
The Lairsraity sf Getttarate’s 
Mlsniagrapt siaUsa espsrtod 
halardaj sl|St tel aa sartb- 
!■>!■ aeesraad tel M.SSS 
milas nirilteatt sf Berkeley. 


crew demoD- 
■trated remarkable pilot skill,” 

he aald 

WENT WILD 

Astronauts Neil A. Amoatna* 
and David R. Scott ware or¬ 
dered back to earth Wednesday 
after their spacecraft went wild 
while linked with an A gem 
rocket. It wai tUac to aed Satur¬ 
day they ware ■ planing at a 
rate of one revolution per second 
The verdirt was diaoioaad in a 
■tatemrnt an Gemini I's trouble 
after an all-day review of vari¬ 
ous Information gathered (roan 
tracking stations around the 
world Bud Information brought 
back from space aboard the 
spacecraft. 

DEmOULTY TRACED 

The statement traced ths dif¬ 
ficulty this way: 

Gemini S clocked witfa the 
murder Saturday night hi ootv Agrna nd both vehicles stabil- 
neetkm wttto the beating and >aad normally. A command was 


Murder 

Striking 

Twice? 


Tbs 17-year old sea of Queen 
Klitabetb and Prince Philip 
Is a student at tbr Tlmbertop 
Braarb af Geelong (Orarrh of 
England) grammer school. 
The school is Isa miles north 
west af Melhoarae la tbe Aim- 
(ratten oatbark. 

Charles has not seen his 
grand mot her since he left 
England almost two months 
ago to begin his a 1 1-month 
semester nt Tlmbertop. 


-im MrksM 

Deputy provincial secretary Lawrie Walloc e skidds Queen Mother , Premier Bennett 


Russian 
Reforms 
Now Timed 


brurii in Stanley' Park Friday ■u d *nly went on full biaal, 
niKh , sending the docked vehicles Into 

■ yaw and roll manoeuvre. Ths 
STOLEN CHEQUES crew did not know die thrmker 

Bohart had been free on bail, mi on and had no reason to 
awaiting trial on a charge erf suspect that it wu, 

^SS"5 X Od Scott, spinning 

^ *" ■ooeeeded In trouble- 

cheque. stolen from a Seat* lhootlng Hl( proMem and , um#d 

TruM company. off the entire manoeuvring sys- 

Poikce were holding two odi- tern of the spacecraft, including 
ecs as "matarlal witnesses " ths wild thruster, realizing they 
One of them was dental nurse were approaching their physio- 


On Border 


SAIGON (UPI) — A Com- attacked the An Hoa outpost. In Saigon, Buddhist leaden 
muni it Viet Cong battalion over- situated across the main Viet Saturday night backed away 
ran and seized a government Cong access route to the coastal from an Immediate showdown 
outpost 360 miles northeast at plains. A rescue helicopter with the ruling military Junta 
Saigon and then drove off rescue foroe moved into the area but by announcing they would be 
heHoopters with a machinegua only three choppers -managed “patient" with their demand 


heavy artillery, have taken ap 
pottttaaa alaag herder palate 
■aar Llbarte, Mparts rsaaWag 
hero ssM today. 

Tbs rsparts ssM Ivsry 
Cate troops far aalanmbered 
Guianan forces a ad wars sap- 
ps r t e l by P r ea c h trssp s . 

Tbs Ivsry Coast aaaoaneed 
tws days aga It bad ssat 
trssps ts Its harde r wife 
Gaiaaa with srdara la rspalss 
say attempt to men* thrsagh 
la Ghana to reinstate depoaai 
Ghaaalaa praaldeat Ewaaa 
Nkramah. 


Brave Housewife 
Ends Grip of Terror 
—Page 3 


Probe May Alter 
Future of Mining 
—Page 10 
♦ ★ * 

King fish Winner 
Lauds Rome Trip 
—Page 11 


White Tie, Tails 
Don’t Faze Clams 


Grooms’ Parents Going into Debt 


B.C . Indians 
Integrating 


Price of Brides Frozen 
After Fees Hit $5,600 


Inquiry Likely 
Into Boy** Trial 
—Page 8 


Cerda Makes lls 
A World Power 
Page 18 


I 1A v tm Page of Lake Oawago 

In 1U lours 0re., found that out Saturday 

when ha left hii cfisuffnired 
WASHINGTON (AP* — Phys- lkaouslne decked out b) sartor - 
idst Edward Teller, who helped tel splendor to participate In 
develop the hydrogen bomb, hw last dam eating ohemptan- 
predlcts that within a decade Blips. He didn't even place. 
China will have hydrogen bomba The clam crown went to Bob 
and the rockets to deliver them. Cooper, 21, Part Gamble. Wadi 


PORT MORESBY, New 
Guinea (Reuters)—A delega¬ 
tion of local government coun¬ 
cils decided this week to 
freeze tl>e price of brides, fol¬ 
lowing dozens of complaints 
over fees as high as $5,600 
The 40 delegates, represent¬ 


ing 1.500,000 Papuans under 
local government rule in this 
Australian - administered area 
decided to allow each local 
council to set a standard price 
for its area. 

In the past prices have va¬ 
ried according to the bride s 
tribal status, her income If 


any, and her beauty. The 
grooms parents pay the 
bride’s family after delicate 
negotiations. They often must 
borrow heavily to meet the 
price. 

All the councils appeared to 
favor continuing bride-buying, 
but at standard prices. 


Reasoned Too Late 


By RUU KERRY 

LONDON (Reuters) - Bnoah 
military expari Sir Basil Liddell 
Hart Saturday attacked Sir Win¬ 
ston Churchill for repeated blun¬ 
ders as a Second World War 
military strategist end said that 
the 1M1 British-American oil 
embargo for c ed Japan to de¬ 
clare war. 


further aver the hatMduy of 
neutrality” in aiding Britain 
against Germany prior to Amer¬ 
ican entry into ths war. But “lie 
failed to provoke retaliatory ac¬ 
tion . . . Hitter was d e t er min ed 
to avoid war wtth the USA. if 
he possibly could." 


gage in a fight with the U.S.A. 
and drove them to strike back.** 

Uddell Hart accused Chur¬ 
chill of being the main con¬ 
tributor to Britain’s pre-w&r 
wwaknass. of failing to under¬ 
stand the menace of armored, 
submarine and air attacks, of 
making rash moves such as 
invading Greece and attacking 
the French fleet at Oran, and 
of almost declaring war an 
Russia hi order to support 
Finland. 

■'Churchill s fighting spiYit 
favored activity so profusely as 


to foster offensive moves in- 
spned by fretti m iscal cute ti one " 

the veteran strategic expert 
declared. 

Uddell Hart said the Western 
insistence on unconditional sur¬ 
render by the Germans was to 
blame lor the tact that "the 
Western democracies have been 
in fresh and greater peril ever 
since the war ended ” 


and Japan s powers of defence 
w*» bound to give Soviet Russia 
the chance to dominate Europe 
and Asia." 


wonderful man, shining out from 
the gloom of an era of medi¬ 
ocrities In the democracies . . . 
At times he revealed a long 
view, helped by his historical 
seme, yet was inclined to act on 
a short view, promoted by his 
‘actical sense as well as Minded 
by the force of his feelings. 

* a * 

"Once he went Into action, his, 
fighting instinct governed his 
course, his emotions swamped 
his calculations, and reasBn re¬ 
asserted Itself too late. In brief, 
his dynamism was too strong for 


Uddell Hart also claimed, 
however, that Churchill was 
right to resist “the American 
desire, and the Russian clamor, 
for launching a cross-channel at¬ 
tack in 1942. It would almost 
certainly have been a disastrous 
fiasco." 

But he said Britain's insis¬ 
tence on the Italian campaign 
which prevented a 1942 "second 
front” in Europe was wrong. «a 
its only strategic benefit was to 
draw troops from France. 


He also denied that Churchill 
inspired the British to supreme 
war efforts after Dunkerque. 

"In that dark time of disas¬ 
ter,” hr said. "Winston Church¬ 
ill shone lot his fighting spirit, 
but- it was Duikerque that 
braced them in June. 1940. 
rather than any individual influ¬ 
ence . . . 

"Wlnsyjn Churchill was a 


But. Uddell Han went on to 
say: 

"Japan was extremely suscep¬ 
tible to economic pressure. By 
putting an oil stranglehold on 
her, he I Roosevelt) overcame 
her lead bts' reluctance to a»- 


Writing in the Liberal poiit- 
IcaWhsrary monthly Encounter, 
he said President Franklin D. 
Roosevelt "deliberately stepped 


"Churchill, as well as Roose¬ 
velt, seems to have been blind 
to the obvious faet that the com¬ 
plete destruction of Germany's 





























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fiafllt CMmtfal Victoria, IX, S», Much 28, INI 


Gunman s Hostages—Then Fatal Ride 


o Terror 


to poHc« At (ha corner of Broadway 
Kaatef to and Oliva street* college 


EUGENE, Ora. (AP) — A oat, fatally wound** tha 
young wife's coinage and a gunman. 


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Mn. Keeler , Michael help. Then a police Aot rang 


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WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Increase the detachment to s 
sir force may throw as many squadron of either 18 or 34 
a- 13 more F-5 J*t "freedom planes. 

CANADA BUYING 

The Freedom Fighter was de¬ 
signed originally for use by 
NATO allies. Its combat range 
la short compared to that of 
larger fighter-bombers. 

Canada la currently buying 
the planes and designating them 
CF-6. 

Returning pilots have expres¬ 
sed a strong preference for the 
propeller-driven Sky raider* for 
bombing missions In Viet Nam. 
Where precise maps are lacking, 
bombing accuracy Is better with 
the slower plane*. 


The bomb, misting aloes an 
air ootiJalcn Jan. 17, was fcxaid 
Wednesday about five miles ofl 
the shore from Pakxnares by the 
naval taak loros headed by Rear 
Adxn. William Guaat. 

Informed sources said the 
bomb should be raised before 
Sunday night unless unforeseen 
salvage problems or bad weather 
force a delay. 

TWO LOFTING DOOMS 

The vessel expected to lift the 
bomb out of the water la the 
U8S Holst a salvage ship at¬ 
tached to the navy's Sixth Fleet. 
The Holst is equipped with two 


NATO Pull-Out in Weeks 


A Iphonse , Gaston 
—Then Goodbye 


FINE MAPLE 


Guard Dies 
In Escape 

BERLIN (UPI) — An East 
German guard fled safely to 
Weal Berlin Saturday but an¬ 
other guard with him was shot 
and probably killed when bark¬ 
ing inlloe dogs alerted Commu¬ 
nist security forces. 

The two friends were off duty 
and had donned their uniforms 
lie tore going to the American 
sector on tbe border of Zehlan- 
dorf. 


PARIS (UPI) — President act** go oa for another ooupte 
Charles de Gaulle probably will at weeks and then would start 1 
begin hto pull-out from NATO moving to thorn ho means busl- 
wtthin two weeks, reliable 
sources said Saturday. 

He hopes to complete It and 
Mvt all United States awl Can¬ 
adian troopn and bases out at 
Franca by the end at this year, 
the sources laid. 

The French lender served for¬ 
mal notice on Ma allies a week 
ago that ha plana to withdraw. 

Since then de QauOe has sat 
back and taken no action, wait- 
tog until he 


FURNITURE 


Swinging 

Send-Off 


Choose Two Famous Names 


NEW YORK (UPI) - Prince | 
Philip was ushered Into the 
moat glamorous ball of the New 
[Yack sssin Saturday night to 

the blare ef trumpets and took 


Jail Workers A 
Against Noose 

VANCOUVER t CP)-The 130 
members of the B.C. Correc¬ 
tion* Association — probation 
and imrole officers, prison, an- 
clat and welfare workers—have 
Voted 64.3 per cent In favor of 
abolishing capital punishment. 


AFCEVT in h an d e d by a 

Frenchman. Geo. Jean Grepwi, 
and Ms sudden removal would 
flnoe NATO with ha tk%i concrete 
oommand problem since de 
Gaulle sparked off the current 
crisis. 


rounded by $1,000,000 worth of 
antique tapestries. 

Some 1,300 socialites and show 
bus knew personalities turned out 
at the Americana Hotel to give 
the prince a tumultuous send- 
off after an 11 -day American 
visit The bell raised 1250 000 
for the International Variety 
Club's cMdren'a charities and 
was a far cry from ths formal 
and, some observers said, dull 
ball given for Princess Mar¬ 
garet earlier in the seaBon. 

Saturday night’s ball was a 
■winging party in two ball¬ 
rooms, one set up as a disco¬ 
theque. 


Other NATO member coun¬ 
tries were reported to have 
decided also to do nothin* until 
de Gaulle spells out Ms inten¬ 
tions in greater detail. 

French sources predicted de 
Gaulle would let this little dip¬ 
lomatic “Alphonse-and-Gaston 


Perukhin 


Names in the News 


Blaze Kills 
Baby Chicks 

MATSQUI (CP)—A thousand 
baby chicks suffocated to death 
in a Art at the Fred Evans 
poultry farm here. The farm 
buildings were seriously dam¬ 
aged in the blaze. 


WASHINGTON President 
Oemai Onto of Turkey has 
developed a high fever and "Ma 
situation gets worse every day," 
Turkish embassy sources report 


NEW WESTMINSTER—P. A. 
Woodward of Vancouver hat 
given the Royal Columbian 
Hospital $100,000 to help build 
an acute trauma unit. 


MIAMI (UPI) - "I'm a great 
burglar.'* said the Jaywalker, 
"but a lousy pedestrian." Polios 
said that was Bredaa (the 1 
worm) Mattes' estimate of him-j 
self, after he was nabbed trying 
to beat a jaywalking rap and 
wound up in the hands at the 
FBI. He was wanted by the 
FBI to serve a 10-to-14 year 
Romance on a burglary oonvio- 


MORRISTOWN N-J. - "My 
daddy Hved to be 101, and I 
expect to live that long," Oallaa 
Bank onoe told an interviewer. 
Bush, a fanner slave, died at 
tiie age of 108 at Ms home here. 


NAIROBI, Kenya — President 
Jasso Kenyatta has banned a 
aeries of public meetings to 
have been addressed over' the 
weekend by leftist Vice-presi¬ 
dent Ogtaga Odtaga. 


MOSCOW—Mikhail G. Parvuk-! 
hit, pushed out of the Soviet 
leflerahip by Nikita Kbraahckev 
nif> years ago, has returned to 
Kaamlin prominence as a mam- 
bet of the state planning com¬ 
mission. Izvestia aaya. 


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aa illustrated 

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other household hazards. 


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VATICAN CITY—Pope Pmal 
marked St Joseph's Day by 1 
giving Epiaoopal consecration 
to flour Italian prelate* in a 
momlng-long ceremony in St 
Pater’S Basilica. 


Sickroom Snppflea 

Invalid Aida 

Diabetic Snppilee 

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Orthopedic aid Therapeutic Supports 

Hastfe Stockings 

Pint Aid Requisites 


Never before has Spring 
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the popular new Town A 
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BRUSSELS — King Sudan In 
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Wheel Chain (Everest sad Jeuhp dealers) 
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Physicians' Eqaipmeat 
Dr. Scholl's Foot Comforts 
Bike Athletic Supports 


HOLLYWOOD — Lynda Bird 
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har 22nd birthday with a viait to I 
Hollywood's swinging disco- 
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Many Other Charming and 
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Leafs Bow 
To Indians; 
Face Aces 


Colonist Bonspiel 


14 ■«*!* febntit- Victvwt, 

March 20, Iff* 


SPRINGFIELD, Mass.—Victoria Maple Leafs are 
back in Canada this morning, dragging their weary 
bones off an overnight train in Quebec City. It’s their 
last stop of a Mx-game trip through the wilds of the 
American Hockey League—and a trip that has proved 

to be very wild indeed , I- - - 

Leal* were beaten, 3-1, by Paying the powerful Quebec 
Springfield Indians last night. Ac *»- runaway leaders of the 
It was their fourth straight lose Mstem division of the AHL, 
after opening the trip wilh a and who are coached by Boom 
victory over Pittsburgh Hornets. Boom Geoffrion. 

Tonight the Leafs are faced Leafs fly home Monday night 
with the unlovely prospect of * nd Re* ready to take oi. Van- 


By JIM TANG 

If there can be such a thing as an upset in a bowling bonspiel there was 
nothing but a succession of them yesterday in the second day of play in the Daily 
Colonist’s third annual Vancouver Island Fivepin Bonspiel at Gibson's Recreations. 

AH of last year's semi-final- ----—-— 

bts in the Crioriat event were entry, the Harocka. And Esqui- which, without apparent reason 
beaten and almost, all of the low mak Juniors, the high school except for the scores being 
handicap teams were fighting students who upset things a bit turned In, is called the Big 


cuuver Canucks In Victoria i 
Wednesday night as they pick 1 
up their Western Hockey League 
chores. 

Leafs still may have a faint 
hope of catching Portland in 
I first place but they have an j 
even more pressing need — to I 
hold off the Canucks who are I 


SEE RESULTS 
OH PACE IS 


LOS ANGELES <AP) — First- 
place Portland scored two 
goals within 38 seconds midway 
through Ihe second period Sat¬ 
urday night to Ignite a ,5-1 
Western Hockey League victory 
over the last-place Los Angeles 
Blades. 

The win put the Buckarooa, 
nine points ahead of second- “ enough those eight points, 
place Victoria. bul not ,he Wl, y the are 

After Norm Johnson put the lp, ? yinR rl * M r * w 
Blades ahead 1-0 at 48 seconds, m * 0 hl th *V <*** 71 

n| the second period.^rn •**“ « Sprmgfield substitute 
Leach and Fred Hilts scored GIp " R-nwy. up 

goals Within 38 seconds to give T ole f° , 1 " 1-, T ~ r \, M ? rV 
the Bucks a lead they never lost. ^ 

In the third period. Portland's 
Cliff Schmautz, the WHL goal 
scoring leader, hit his 40th of 
the season, 

• taor era ton 

N* arnrln*. 

I'reaMlH O SOmantz <l.< :JS 
Anlivu 'Ll t Bl, Madlsan • P> ? minor*. 

4:11 Loa AncHaa Henrh I irrvrd by 
IMUIDiai 7 11. " — “ * 

H*Ki"- ■ Mm 

t*«* Hay -Pi IS; 

►wosn pr.ainn 


wni m tsi. m i 

'Interior kins gajne*. 

Lad nioi i 


VICTORIA 1 at 
nS I at L«a 

sanr> I'MIM VirmniA at 
Seatlt* at San rrsiHlani 


[Nifties the tint time out and by 
Griffin and Jones in the next 
start. Lake Oaortohan Omowa, 
with fiw same lineup which 
reached the Colonist final last 
year, were knocked out of the: 
event in their first atari by j 
Deadbeata. 

NO BETTER 

And last year's defeated aemt- 
finaUati did no better. Bud and 
Donna Brock, on the champion¬ 
ship team in 1964 and eeml- 
finaksts last year, were also 
beaten twice with their new 


Vince Brown took a slim early * ™* n ™ cap 
lead after the firat six games THREE t'P-ISLANDERS 

in the zone 10i>ln bowling finals , Jotn * n « youngster* aa ihe 
, first teams out to the 16a were 
Saturday right at Aurora Lanes. Pr|Uril> Ch|ctenBi Cap , tm , Clty 

Brown'a beat game Was a 221 Lanes, Mlzphlts, Blow Outs, 
aa he rolled up a 1,176 total. GH Braves and three of the 20 Up- 
Wong is second at 1.169. Roy lata w* ,BWn « part Dun- 

k,. , 1%a _can Sharpshooters Lake Cowl- 

Begg has 1,131, and Barry Stowe ^ spitfires and Campbell 

L1M- River Bowladrome. 

Next alx game, go tonight at Moat are listed in the medium 
6 p.m. at Aurora with 12 more ta higti handicap group as 
gamea to come next weekend. bonapiel play again proved tfiat 
Last right's leaders: the handicaps are a great 

vmc* ana aa ns, a. >aa aa-i.ns equalizer. Approximately one 


Chief Goal-Scorer 


Hockey’s Golden Jet, Bobby Hull of 
Chicago Black Hawks, dons colorful 
Indian head-dress while attending 


Sportsmen’s Show in Toronto prior 
to last night's game with Maple Leafs. 
Hull seeks 54lh goal of season.—(CP) 


Just Ask Black Hawks 


Dave Amadio. 


Howie Menard 
and Randy Miller scored for 


' Springfield. 


firry Moudy .. 
Urry Wre .... 
and CWUMJ ... 
Rirfc Blake .... 
rial Cowl* ,. 
' Dave Barr 
Mario MVrlo 


In baseball, 


With about five minutes left win in 13 starts against the 
In the game and Leafs ahead. Rangers this season. 

4-2. Douglas wound up his bel-i The first period was a close, 
ligerent evening by tangling ooay affair with Provost giving I ® ob ." wu - l “ 
with Black Hawks' Doug Mohna. Montreal the lead and Phil Goy 
When linesman John D'Amico ette tying it for the Rangers, 
tried to steer Douglas away, But Canadiens got 13 shot* or 
the Leaf defenceman buetied Cesare Maniago in the second 
him aside. That was good for a fwrlod — and scored four ol 
game misconduct. them. 

It was a rough, hard-rherking Maniago looked particularly 
game with all the goals, txcept bad on Provost's second goal of 
Frank Mahovlich's first period the night, a pass - out which 


Shrldor Nlpp 


Bill McKay 


I 'ilraaa 


On NHL Stockin 


Clarence Keeps Mum 


hand. Montreal Canadiens took 
advantage of the Chicago lu.,g 
by heating New York. 6-2, and 
stretching their league-lead lo 
three points. 

At Toronto, the Leafs went 
ahead, !■€. on George Arm¬ 
strongs goal at 5:41 of tf»* first 
period. Douglas got an assist. 

But it was the last real as- 
slstiuice he rendered Toronto 
far the rest of the night. 

The Leafs were up. .34), nt the 
end of the first jierlod, and 
Douglas had already picked up 


MONTREAL tCP) — Clarence 
Campbell, president of the Na¬ 
tional Hockey League, arid Sat¬ 
urday In a written statement that 
tne league has a special com¬ 
mittee working on the method to 
lx* used in the allocation of play¬ 
er* to the new NHL franchise 

holder*. 


Campbell said that the com- lishment ol an official formula 
mittee's report and recommend- for player allocation, but that 
ations will be submitted to the this will no! be announced until 
league governors at a meeting the new franchise holders have 
scheduled for April 5 In New had an opportunity to assess it 
^ or * ! ' The six new franchise holders 

* * * are in Lot Angeles. San Fran- 

He added it ia hoped strtwfsn- riscoOakland. St. Louts, Min- 
tial progress will be made at ncapoll* - St. Paul, Pittsburgh 
the meeting towards Ihe estab- and Philadelphia. 


getting a 70S start. Dolly 
Milhken with 852 and Phyllis 
King with BVt were next and 
Dot Krimmer had M“ high 
single game. 359. 

Play will continue through 
today, with the ft ret draw at 10 
this morning. untH Rio semi¬ 
final* have been reached. The 
12 prize-winners will return next 
Saturday to argue over juat how 
the 11,620 in cash is to be 
divided up. 


“Despite the rivalry between 
our two cities, relations were 
very friendly xnd cordial.*' 

He explained he didn't get to 
meet Munich'! mayor "because 
he was out somewhere doing the 
same thing I was." 

"There is not the least doubt 
that it was a successful trip," 
Drapeau continued. 


European sales junket cau¬ 
tiously confident Canada's No. 1 
city will win thalr bid for the 
1972 summer Olympic Gamea. 

Dthpcbu and executive com- 
Snyder visited 16 cities in 19 
SAnyder visited If cities In It 
days where they talked with 
persons directly or indirectly 
involved with 28 of some 35 
European Olympic votes. 

"Montreal la now a most 
serious contender for the 1972 
Olympic Games." he told an 
airport press conference. 
THREE OTHERS 

Three other cities will be bid¬ 
ding for the same games next 
month at the International 
Olympic Committee meeting in 
Rome — Munich, Madrid and 
Detroit. 

Montreal's super salesman, 
who already has brought the 
1967 World's Fair to this city, 
said "b always was optimistic 
about our bid.” 

"Now I have additional 
reasons for feeUng optimistic," 
he added. 

VOTE SOON * 

Drapeau will personally pres¬ 
ent Montreal's bid at the IOC 
meeting April 25. The vote will 
be held the following day. 

Canada actually is bidding 
for both winter and summer 
game*.. Calgary-Banff will be 


his minor and misconaurt. 


**•* toss i, nimtsmi. 
wtori 1'KHMin 

c 1 tS« £sr * 17 

'Sir 


"learned we have a very good Drapeau also dismissed fne 

dossier . . . mainly because possibility that anyone would 

answers to moat of the quesbons take Montreal * pitch lightly, 
we were asked were contained K'UE IRRIOtA* 

Bubbling with energy and en- "«**■«*••• "umber oil 
thulium, despite the strenuous J J ™* I 

trip, Drapeau had no doubts at * n pM *’ "° one had tny 

all the city could stage the ^ “ *° !l ?. e oI 

„ BmM our Intentions, he said. O-cw 

"In fact, we could be ready “J? 1 ° b 'T S'S""" 
in two years if necessary.” Z °" ,helr ■PPH««tan.l 
told UPI. Th* f*ct tne 1964 summer 

"We were greeted everywhere wU * he held In Mexico 

with the warmest sentiments- •» by many observers as 
even in Madrid." he added. "We ■ major obstacle in staging thej 
spent five hour* in Madrid and Olympic! in North America 
they did everything they could m-toe in a row. but Drapeau 
to make us welcome. has a ready answer for that 

' —- opinion. 

"Mexicans t)-»mselves don'i 
V H/1V1PP I consider themselves in North 

ViliailCC America.” he Mid “They refer 


Victoria High School won both) Norm 


■ n -•» 

Harper 


---- ISUUII RIVHCU 1WO 

the hoys and girls laland high i penalty goals and Stan Emeruk 
Rhrwl volleyball championships] scored a try for JBAA, while 1 
fi the Unhersity of Victoria Don Burgess kicked a penalty I 
Saturday. goal j or y,* losers. Play re-! 

The boys went undefeated *ume* Saturday at Macdonald! 
through their four-team round- Park, starting at 2:30 p.m. 
ljobm competition with Qare- 
tpont, Nanaimo and Edward 
Milne. Claremont placed second, 
lanaimo third, and Edward 

Milne fourth. j Yesterday ■ 5-3 victory 


—R.-ummw 71 ltd 
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thisii eeamtf 

7 Mi*iirr*J. |)uf( ]R t:iz 
X* small m 

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ManM*.. ' NY> ....... It IS 13--M 

I llt« tbll X TONOXTO 4 
KlttxT. PMIIIlIl 

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3ES*$i » LKm.. Are. 

Armilrunt ' 

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pronovim i;js- DwmU« 'mlm*- 
mlmndurli 1D:44; PUoWIMS ' 

a»z-o\n er.atoo 

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in tile flrel game. 

The winners now travel to 
Vancouver next weekend lor the 
B.C. tide 

.. Bobby Adamek was outstand- 

School yesterday in second divl- j ing in the net tor Esqulmalt 
slon play to win the limes Cup.] stopping 34 shot*. Guy Coulter, 

. _ Mike Dalton and Gordie Neil- 

Uie Norsemen into the provin- son were Esquimait marksmen, 
eial final April 2 at Macdonald while Barry Toole. Barry Bcsi- 
Park. wick, and Bob Andrecff replied 

Paul Longrldgc converted Ian 
Young s try for the Norsemen, 
while Tom Dyck scored for 
Navy. 

Rugby Winner 

Shawnigan Lake has won the 
independent school rugby 
league. The league, consisting 
oi four teams, showed final 
Handings a* being Shawnigan, 
first place, with a 4-2 won-losl 
[record, Brentwood and Unlver- 
lily School tied for second with 
an Identical 3-3 record, and St. 

George* of Vancouver last, with 
■ 2-4 record. 

Pee Wee Title 
To Esquimait 

Esquimait won the Island pee 
wee hockey championship over 
Nanaimo last night. The two; 


Houiiun I, L^dytmlih 1 


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S0LUNAR TABLES 

WHEN 10 RSI ( Oil HUNT 


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TODAY - 

P.M. 

Minor Major 

*:35 4:35 10:S« 

TOMORROW 
IC.'U 5:35 ll:U 

TIESDAY 
6:» 11:13 6:30 11:33 

WEONESDAY 
6:55 11:53 7:30 — 

THURSDAY 

7:15 ltiSa 8:35 |J:to 

FRIDAY 

7:40 1 :!• 9 35 1:3* 

SATURDAY 

10:15 1:13 

SUNDAY 
8:45 J:33 10:45 J:» 

.MONDAY 

3:3a 11:25 4:S« 

TIESDAY 

4:3# — 5:!» 


AM. 

Minor Major 
5:40 


VANCOUVER - Play in the 
BC. aguaah tournament has 
rearhnrthe finals. Section A has 
Dave Fbrtet, the coast champ¬ 
ion. facing Martin Gibson. Van¬ 
couver. Gibson upset Foster 
last month in Victoria. 

Playing in the section B final 
will be Don Maltby, Vancouver, 
facing John Larson, Vancouver. 
Maltby also plays In the class 
B veteran's division meeting 
John Gillespie, Vancouver, as 
well as division C against Vic¬ 
toria's Doug Hawkes. 


8:15 p.m. 

Memorial Areas 
Game No. 31 


PLAYOFF 

HOCKEY 


Texas Team 
Cage Kings 


TUESDAY 


8:10 


COLLEGE PARK. Md — 

Texas Western waited until its 1 
final game of the season lo pull I 
its biggest upset of the season. | 9:30 
The Texans defeated highly 


rated Kentucky, 72-65, last night 
in the final game of the 
National Collegiate Athletic A»- 
sociatioo basketball champion¬ 
ships. .1 


Ticket* oa mI* at the 
Memorial Arena Box Office 
• a.m. to » p.m. daiiv: 
*3.«« ■ S2.7& - *Z.Sti - 82.M 
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MORE SPORT 
PACES I3 t IS, 


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Goodwill’s New Building Ovens Tomorrow 


116 Sallij (Eolflitfrf Vktarla, B.C- Sss, March 20, 1966 


Policemenaces 


MANILA (AT) — Philippine pnUrrmen ronmiUlrri 113 
crimes. ranglnc from theft to murder. In 1 W. A lt*t made 
by Ihe Natlnnal Burra n of lnve«tl(atlnn Included n wt 


By JIM BRA HAN 

The dream of Vancouver Island s handicapped and 
disabled for almost a decade comes true tomorrow when 
Goodwill Enterprises’ new workshop—Blakeney House 
—opens at Bay and Wilson. 

The 1555 000 workshop and come * hel P ,D ***»«• mother* 
rehabilitation centre is second • p ~ lnd the ‘ r , ovrn h°mei after 
to none in Canada, say* Samuel **** coached in this simulated 
R. Rea. executive director of **~ ,Unent - « ,dded - 
Goodwill Enterprises MEDICAL UNIT 

■ We will be able to provide Another feature is a three- 
adequate rehabilitation services room medical services unit 
for between 200 and 250 people," ,utfed by an industrial nurse. A 
he beamed. physician will be at the unit 

The 41.000 square-foot steel four hours a week to give 
and concrete building, construe- trainees pre-placement physical 
ted by Victoria contractor Wil- examinations, 
llam Campbell Ltd., is capable The director said It is hoped 
of handling four trucks simul- soon to have a complete fumi- 
taneouily. ture repair shop in operation. 

HUGE ADVANTAGE This would include furniture 

"One huge advantage of the "finishing, upholstering, and 
new plant." the director said, *P r *Y painting, 

"la the receiving docks are at ».»• NEEDED 

one end of the building, and the "But we need approximately 

shipping docks are at Ihe other, another 13,500 to buy the 

This allows all donated materi- equipment necessary to oper- 

als to be processed in a straight ate.” Mr. Rea said. 

fine. ' The Rotary Club of Victoria. 

The materials can be brought b.C. is the sponsor of Goodwill 
in. sorted, cleaned, and re- Enterprises, and have contri- 
palred, and be prepared for buted $80 000 towards the new 
resale without being sidetracked butidir«. said the director, 
from their path to the shipping He explained that the remain- 
dock. he said. der of the building funds came 

TRAINING BU1TE from donations and many be-. 

The workshop, located on 2* Q 1 * 1 " 1 °™ r th * 


offeecew. IM cases of rubbery and extortion. IS then* and a* 
rafted of smsbH- 


INSTALL NOW 

GENUINE OIL-O-MATIC HEATING 

• THE FIN EAT FURNACE ON THE MARKET 

• ECONOMICAL • QUIET • EFF ICIE NT 

PHONE TOR KEEK ESTIMATES 

• EASY TERMS • ONE DAY INSTAI-LATION 

W. R, Menzies & Co, Ltd, 

amcxiM* 

•II PORT STREET sa.ll I IS 


GARLOCK 

WINDPROOF ASPHALT SHINGLES 




I^Miklag with pride at aew Gsodwill Enter- dent Irra-arer reapo likely of 
prlaea' building are Samuel Rea, left, and tloa.—(Robin (tarhr) 

Georga Gray, execuRva director aad prenl- 


orz mails - 


acres, has ■ domestic training 
unit, which is a small four-room 
apartment containing full kit¬ 
chen, living room, bedroom and 
a complete bathroom. 

Mr. Rea explained this unit 
would be used to train young 
women for domestic occupations 
in motels and hotels. 

"It is also intended to help 
train retarded children to be- 


Stnmp Packet 

Mongrel 

Marks 

Centenary 

By KAITH ANGUS 

A sprawling Labrador re¬ 
triever mongnel called Babe, 
makes a truly appealing subject 
for the new Humane Treatment 
of Animal* stamp designed by 
her owner, American artist 
Norman Todhunter, to com¬ 
memorate the centenary of the 
founding of the American Soci¬ 
ety tor the Prevention of 
Caaky to Animal*, by Henry 


TWO OPENINGS 

Although the workshop opens 
for business at §30 tomorrow 
morning the formal opening will 
not be held until late May. Mr. 
Rea said. 

The building, a one-storey 
structure, has a concrete slab 
roof which will become the Boor 
of the second storey if expan¬ 
sion Is ever necessary. 

At present. Goodwill has 80 
employees, but after the Mon¬ 
day opening the plant may soon 
have a staff of 100, the director 
said. 

OLD STORE STAYS 

Although the main offices and 
workshops of the organization 
will be in the new plant, the 
Yates Street store will remain 
the main retail outlet. 

The new centre is named 
Blakeney House In tribute to 
Fred Blakeney, founder of 
Goodwill Enterprises in Vic¬ 
toria. 

The new rehabilitation centre 
will serve ail of Vancouver 
Island, and trainees will come 
to Victoria for training, after 
which they may return to their 
own communities for employ¬ 
ment, the director said. 

Goodwill Enterprises is a non¬ 
profit society — incorporated 
under the Societies Act of B.C. 
— providing employment, voca¬ 
tions) training, rehabilitation 
and the opportunity tor personal 
betterment to the handicapped 
and disabled. 


Questions , Answers 


His horizontal bi-panel sump , 1 a r • „ 

Is painted in tones of terra cotta OOUIII AIHCa 
and Mack on white paper. Date p A ; t 

of release will be April 9 In New Bail8 AlO r 1111(1 

York City PRETORIA (API South 

* * * Africa has outlawed the Brft- 

The U.S, has nrmounced plans ish-based Defence and Aid Fund 

lor the addition erf three mwe which often helps political 

rommemoratlve 'stomps which prisoners. The government said 
brings the official list for 1966. it was linked with the Com* 
up to 12. munist party. Justice Minister 

The Marine Corps Reserve Balthazar Voriter said the fund 
•tamp will mark the 50th was founded in 1956 by Chrte- 
anniversary of an act signed by tun Action, a group closely as- 
Prcsident Woodrow Wiiaon soclaled with the Movement for 
winch created the reserve an Colonial Freedom, the African 
August. 1911 The Besutificstion Bureau and the anti-apartheid 
nl America commemorative will movement in Britain, 
encourage President Johmon'ij - 
national beauty campaign, - an 
attack on drab and unsightly 
conditions that have befallen 
much of America. 

* a * 

Another histoiaral change will 
take place on May 28 when 
British Guiana gains her inde¬ 
pendence and will be known at 
Chiyana from that time. To 
mark Ihe event, the current 
definitive Issue will be over¬ 
printed "Guyana Independence 
1966”. 

On July 1. five denomination! 
of ihe current British Honduras \ 
definitive set wiH be overprinted 
with "Dedication of Site—New 
Capitol 9th October 1965". The 

watesmark (CA Block) will 1 - - - ■ 

appear sideways on the stamps. , 

A SI. 10 stamp was Issued by 

Hong Kong recently to call M Mto| 

•Mention to the Seacom Cable. .flA 

The design ahows an outline of 

a telephone and maps of the | 

Far East and Northern Austra¬ 
lia. In two colors. There are 50 OATTFDV 

stamp* to the rfwet, photogra- DAI I Lit T 

vure. with CA Block water- M - 

mark. Design is by V Whitley, I POWOT I 

pnntmg by Harrison A Sana Ltd. | 

Malaysia will issue two — _ _ _ __ _ . 

stamp*. 15 and 50c foe the I AUU BJI 

installation of the new supreme TV It 

head of state on April 11. _ .. 

Printing will be by the Govern- NO TRAIL 

ment Printing Bureau. Japan. 

The Automobile Club of Co¬ 
lombia which is associated with i 

similar organizations throughout « . . / 

the world, marked its 25th ** I 

anniversary last month with a »nd • 

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period furniture. A friend 
recently recommended that 
French pedalling non Id be the 
best method to obtain m fine 
finish. I am unfamiliar with 
the term. Could yew explain 
what French polishing isf Is 
It recommended tor a quality 
flnlahf 

A. French polishing is the 
application of many coats of 
shellac, so greatly thinned with 
akohol that It seems to he little 
more than water. Very thin 
coats of this thinned shellac are 
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sheen is eventually produced 
The final touch is very light 
rubbing with akohol. The Is a 
long and tedious Job. but the 
results are very fine. 

* * * 

Q. We are gnlag to laatall a 
glau block window In re¬ 
modelling an area for a 
powder room. He have the 
glass block* and tho vents, 
but not the cement nr mortar 
to pat them In. Someone said 
a special cement is needed for 

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Northern Dollars 
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CUMBERLAND — Mare Una would be greater than Victoria, Power needs to be dUtributed 
50 people attending the annua] tat be added, “in the next 20 throughout the whole province 
dinner and butalatkn of officers * ** <* people from my and not Just In the tower matn- 

4 _ n.mh.p rJ ?"* w111 rttirm and ootna to land, according to the speaker, 

lor Cumberland Qiamber of jyp ^ Vancouver latmd ea- 

Cbmmrrce. baud Cyril Swltord paciaiiy the Comox Valiev Referring to his riding be said 

ten hi-...fa, ^ ,.u j , , Vancouver could be dropped 

tea an tataratmg duty of eon- RatWrirw tb tba milla »wt tntn it f»i« Hm-. >M i .mu 


“Unemployment la ahnnat tor d said lack rf power has held tends from BeDa Cbola to thr 

Itaansn.' 1 he mM ad cited In- ° p in Nils area "the Yukon border and from Prtoce 

stancea when pnfeeta had to * 0Tmim * nt shoukhi't have been George to Smfthen. The mem- 
be nanriThl becaiwe <d look of critJe **<* •* starttog tha Peace her Bar Omlneca said bis riding 
work era. Wear Project too man but far is fat the centre of B.C 

mr tawws uct atarUm g tt eoan enough. As lute roe ting centenda] note 

.._ . . .. . . sraa made when he said Fort 

£ Free Film st j«nm ^T*. nm -pit.i 

*" ™ tap»wv too * r Iilu of New Caladonia and Jamea 

mnoh in the arar future, a, txrip Douglas took hi. appro***, hip 

mil! expansion continues. At rark&Vllle training than, before oomtog to 

*? ^_ 

scheduled to p> toto pma dta i “* Strict are invited to attspd m warn m 

this May. another to tha fall a color film aiming at St. I&a I 
and a new mm kMiM tor Edmund 1 . Parish HaU to- f 

C< ** tn>Clk ®- ~<ht. The Mm Is emitted • BRyRU|| [15 

BRIGHT PICTLRJC ‘Cbvertry Cathedral- 

Then are two mills to the There Is no admit** t h*rr* 

Peace Mw, one d Htmetcn .^a ri . . ._riu vruita.i uuT 

x ; ~rr^ 5 E^BsSsI 


Disunited Tanker Causes Problems 

An oil truck overturned at Nanooee, but driver Allan Btrnn. backed up for more than half a mile as the wrecker struggled 
Nanaimo, was not seriously injured. The tank was tom from with the accident remain for mom than 30 minutes. — (Les 
the truck frame, and the truck was heavily damaged. Cara were Engfeflrid) 


Parksville Weddin 


half at lbs g sw dn u B and there¬ 
for* tor the sooth half alia, tor 
every dollar spent, eventually 
finds Its way south. 

He p rod ic tad In seven yean 
the population of Prime George 


were tooae of her attendants Ml Mafafleod the bride d om ed a 
to a soft ribade of surf green, navy bhw autt srtfri wMto tod 
Mrs. Alice McLean of Edmcn- cufSs on the Jacket, m a er ta n g , 
ton was matron of honor and aooaaaartoa and a eorsags af 
Mias Maur e e n Ward, sister of pMr gtaAtan 
the bride, was bridesmaid. Both 


PARKSVILLE - Bas^to of P— 

White chrysanthemums and *fr* 

■Soclos formed a bac k groun d to Entering the dwxti on the 

»t. Ethnund's Anglican Chimh «nn of her father, tbs bride Her chapel length red was 
for a —VUm wtoeh lasrl was kwaty to a Ml btoBth g own beU in \Mm wHh a coronet of 
Mertlyn Jam. ilugliWi of Alex * »™dlthmrt "Mto heavy eetto feed peerls wed hrrsdtooiaf 
G. Want of ParksvMr and fawMoned wMh a fitted bedtoe. rtwmtones and die u asrt ed a 
Donald Earl Baldwin, son of F. Rly-p<** sleeves and tub rtrirt ihmr bouquet of pink sweet- 
Baldwto of Prince Rupert. lightly entrain. heart roaebuds and trading ivy. 

Tba Rev. Erie Btocbalock A faton of the frock aws Oonetratotog piaaasialj wMh 
Offietotod at the deufato ring entogoH cd tovortod iaaa witoh toe state of toe bride's net 


Hospital 

Paint 

Expensive 


\ F00DS-3475 QUADRA 

EM0N.-TUES.«h8 


Junior brtitomaid lor her 
stator wee Marion Ward who 
wn a Boor length frock of asf 
grim brocades with Ml skfart 
and matching ribbon headdress. 

Ww oarriad a poasy bouquat of 
atoMa n a nwt k sw and pkdc roae- 

* ★ * CHEMAINUS — Painting at Chtmainus Generali 

P"* man was Ltoyd Krtot- Hospital last year led to an operating loss of 11,145, the 1 
‘ " nnual meeting of the hospi tal board was told last week, i 

WUMam WyUtel ch * Jrm “ 01 oe proper procedures to follow, 
tha board, reported that a pro- Mr. WylUe expressed bis ap- 
A reoepttan Mtoavd «t toe I»«d aew doctor,' change and prerisHoo to the Hotary Club 

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EATON'S 

Beauty 


Prepufag for a fashion show arc 
' i am here af the Officers* Wives (Mb 
al Cornea, Bheelah Fomerlma, Betty 


Doris Cooper and Carolyn 


Serfs Fight for Prize 


par rel —I n , to play af a aaape- 

UUoa to TTetoria bins af 
IMFlllSan’ agea. 

Shortly altar, they warn to¬ 
ri tod by a large Victoria to 
parti hm! stars to pby there, 
■ad al OH oarveal Oawlctoaa 
Masle Festival they nccinf 


Mmi-flaaJa of tbs provtoee- 
wide FonipetlHaa at Vswooavar 

darts* tha Castor sohaol ball- 
days. 

Saaae «f the roaklag hattls 
will bo Gaasy Jaafe's Dtoea- 
Ibeqsa. A total mt M D.C. haata 


Uag af atadeats Deaa Pa terms. 
IB. Tim MeMariaad. It. Lae 

Patsrasa, IB. aad Paid EM 
ma, IS, wfll afnggto tor tba 
top partitas to Nw B.C. araa- 
tear Seed coiuprUUoe. 

Lart Aagast the gruap mads 


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CHEMAINUS - A meeting at 
ratepayers has deplored a ns- 


DUNCAN - Mrs 


Eileen 
Parker completed judging Cowi- 
flhan mtoar fssdvsi speech arts 
latarday morning. She fotmdl 
the nandard “higher than whan 
Judged five years ago." 

Remits, Friday and Saturday: 

Girts and boys under IS, SL 
Matthews, laity-Am Stark. 
Ladysmith, IT. 

Recitations, Boys under t, 
David Jay Work, IT girl, under 
f, Denise Wonfiam. IT* glris and 
boys imder 13, Glenda Gold 85. 

Prose selection, open, Susan 
rswsrau. Btralhoani, pi. 


Racltatue. Lake IsJeybC^finis-IDyMMl 
free. SKarron SalmarVf Lady- own se 
lamith. SO - 1ST. Gl 

Boys under IT, Malcolm Psalm 
£>oahett, B; gkk under 11,1 marks. 


school hoards that capital cm 
structloa be allowed without 
{■ublle votes. 

Tb* motion originally came 
from LadyamHh School Board. 
Chemainus is part of Lady- 
amito school district 

Ratepayers said to allow at*-' 
si ruction without going to the 
l*opto nould he taidemocradc.. 
Tlu meet tog was unanitnoua to 
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Panl; Pen—I PnjMIleH i 
Parents today aeem to be 
divided into those who blame 
IhemaeiveB too much for what 
isn't their fault, and those who 
don't bteme themselves enough 
for what h their fault. 

What we do usually dwws 
what we are map afraid of—the 
man who habitually sneers is 
moat of afl terrified of being 
sneered at; toss explain why 
the hypercritical are the moat 
thin-skinned about criticism di¬ 
rected against themaetvee. 

A A * 

Just a* the poor are pursued 
by the threat of indigence, the 
rich are pmued by the threat 
of boredom; their excessive 
entertaining and travel Bn* are 
not ao much symbols of afflu¬ 
ence as symptoms of ennui. 


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When a child's murderer The fact that many crackpots 
turn out to be a quiet, affable, are against something don not 
ordinary-seeming kind of man. necessarily validate that idea; 
people are always amazed and many persona are againat 
disbelieving; but the headhne fluoridation for the wrong rea- 
phraoe, "sex fiend,” h a son, but 1 suspect there are 
reversal of the truth-far the so- some right reason for being 
oailed “sex fiend” is nothing Ike again* it, and that the whole 
a fiend and ia deficient in story has not yet been told, 
sexuality. Every vice eventually ex¬ 

it ia one of the paradoxes of haunts itself, except envy, which 
maturation that women who teems to be a Hfe-kng disease 
resent their mothers become of the psyche 
very much Bke Them as they \Vhat i s generaly called 
grow older; o n^r Ihn e who have 1WkJng tartr * more impor- 
had good retattomhips ^e free ^ ^ man ^ to bfc 

to become who they an. onea; as Samuel Butler 

. ^ ^ * expressed M, “To do great 

work, A. man must be very Idle 
Almost a* our technical, aa we* m very industrious.” 
strategical and Industrial deci- h h •* 

skan ire made on the basis at 

scientific Ihinktog; but almost The desire to please, if it la to 
all ota- decisions in international succeed, must be tempered by a 
affairs are made on the basis of certain fatalism; for H is the 
pre-scientific ttonkir*-mueh as overanxious ho* who ia mo* 
if a aurgeon used the latest and likely to fail at making his 
moat efficient instruments, but g«e** comfortable, precisely 
operated on the wrong patient because he cannot face the 
because he didn’t like the look* possibility of not pleasing them, 
of the one be was supposed to Bitterness in men goes to the 
operate on. eyes; to women, to the mouth. 


Canada can now be consi¬ 
dered a major power. She rates 
It because she has a major sex 
scandal. This mesns more to 
the world at power politics than 
the highest stockpile of hydro¬ 
gen bombs. 

No country who wants to play 
a deciding role to international 
affaire can have any influence 
without a first-class sex-In-gov¬ 
ernment oritis. 

■4 AAA 

France found this out when die 
had the “Ballet Rose.” Britain 
discovered it when it produced 
the Profumo Affair and the 
United States became a first- 
class nation only after the 
Bobby Baker case cama to 
light 

Russia ia working on a crash 
program to catch up with the 
West, and their leaders predict 
they'll hove an cu rth-ehoktog 
•ex naskl about 1987. The 


Communist Chinese, who got 
started late, are rot expected to 
have a major sex scandal (or at 
least 10 years. 

What this has done for 
Canada to terms of morals and 
spirit has been unbelievable. 
When the minister of justice 
announced In parliament that 
Canada had a sax scandal that 
could be wans than the Pro¬ 
fumo affair, the oountry went 
wild Factory workers were 
dismissed, banks closed, schools 
ware let out, and e v eryone 
poured Into the streets kissing 
and slapping each other on the 
I back. 


Crowds gathered around tele¬ 
vision store fronts hoping some 
of the details would be shown on 
TV. Other crowds gathered In 
front o I newspaper offices 
where editors read bulletins to 
the happy throngs. 


"We're on the front pages of 
sveiy newspaper In the world," 
a man shouted, and the people 
cheered. 

“We’rs asking for a veto in 
toe United Nations,” another 
man yelled 

"Gerda Munslnger, the Ger¬ 
man woman In the affair, says 
she'll come back and tell all!” 
someone else yelled. 

* * * 

The people ootfid not oantoto 
themselves. Soma laughed, a I 
few cried for joy. 

At the Toronto stock exchange 
the Canadian dollar, which bad 
been soft, was suddenly to 
demand. 

And to Ottaws telegrams of 
congratulations from all over 
the world poured to. One leader 
cabled, "Thank God you got it 
before the Cubans.” 

But after all toe celebrations, 
the Canadians started sobering 


up. A spokesman for the 
government said. "To have your 
own aex scandal Is a very 
sobering responsibility. We can't 
use It ai a club against a non- 
sex scandal nation. It must ba 
used for peaceful purposes 
only.” 

AAA 

There has been no official 
word yet as to how Washington 
Is taking Its neighbor’s good 
fortune. 

One U.8. Canada-watcher told 
me: “We don’t know how big 
the sex scandal will be. an we 
can't gusaa how it will affect 
Unitad State ►Canadian re] s- 
tkxu. Of Bourse, we're happy 
for them, and we'll help them in 
anyway we can.” 

"Does that mean you'd ba 
willing to pool your aex scandal 
resources?” 

‘1 didn’t aay that. I think 
that’s something for NATO to 
decide.” 


The Little World of SHEILAH GRAHAM 


Mia Out, Nancy’s In 


• * *. a v v \ 




HOLLYWOOD (NANA) — Frank iloafra baa given up 
drinking, smoking, and women—in that order. Maybe it's 
Just for Lent. But at SO, Sinatra seems to be taking stock 
of what he la and what he wants. And while he la making 
up hia mind, the person, female gender, that he aeea the 
most is his fir* love and some believe she will be his la*. 
Nancy Sinatra, Scalar. Frankie Is never happy 'Unless he Is 
giving someone a present, and the fir* Mrs Sinatra !■ get¬ 
ting a pile of them, bright jewelled things to match that 
mink coat he gave her recently ... So whatever happened 
to 21-year-ald Mia Farrow? She has matured, that’s what. 
The publicity made her famous. And she has her mink coat 
and memories to keep her warm. 

AAA 


Baa Baa Dakar and her firth husband, that nice Joah 
Oaaiaa, had their first fight—the night before the wedding. 
Zsa was holding forth at her small dinner party, and Joah 
interrupted her with, “Zaa Zsa, you never stop talking." To 
which Zsa huffed, “I get paid a lo. of money on television 
because I never stop talking." "Yes, but you're not on 
television row,” he retorted. She laughed, and the fir* 
crisis was over. « 

AAA 


Carolyn Jaaas had good news when she called me. 
After believing that her Adda mi Family series had been 
cancelled, she has been Informed of its renewal for another 
year. This will make her rich 


It seems to have been established that Mariya Monroe 
did not Intend to kill herself. Neither did Dorothy Kllgaltoa. 
Death came from the same cause far both. Marilyn had been 
drinking a bit, and taking some pills to relax. This combina¬ 
tion has now been proved to be a killer. 


Mr*. dark Gable dining at La Sc ala In a party of four, 
and honest, she gets prettier every year. I asked after the 
son dark never got to aee and ahe told me, “A friend of 
mine was asking how old he would be tola month, and he 
replied, 'five, but I feel like 10.' ” Don't we all? But it seems 
. Incredible that it baa been five years since dark left us. 
No one can ever (Ul his shoes. 

AAA 


Phyllis DUler, after presenting Arlene Dakl with s be¬ 
jewelled yo-yo, told me that ahe plans to arrive at the 
Oscars in her 1923 Dodge truck. She has had it painted 
maroon, and with the new motor, I hope she'll get to the 
dais an time. 

A A A 

Maalqae vaa Voorea called to aay the film she made In 
Chicago last summer will be shown at the Cannes film 
festival. It la titled Frank's La* Adventure, and has nothing 
to do with you know who. 

AAA 


The Joe Maaklewlcs’ are expecting the baby any minute, 
and It had better be a girl. Joe has three sons—one from his 
first marriage, two from the second He is very happy with 
Rosemary, wife number three, who ia the sister of Pamela 
Daaova, now divorced and having some problems over her 
children with Ceaare Daaova - 


Joaa Coll las, married to Aathoay Newley and the mother 
of two, la very happy to be living again In California, she 
Informed me. “It’s marvellous for raising children." She 
would like to make some films while Tony toils. Hla next 
picture is Dr. Doolittle, to be made partly here and partly 
in Europe. In passing, marriage and motherhood suits Joan. 
I have never seen her lot* ao pretty and happy. 


18 IrtiBatMbL vktwi* 
Sudsy, March 28. 1*M 


Amaranthus—Free! 


Ry M. V. GRESNUT 

To the as tronomer, spr ing arrives officially when the sun 
cross es the Tropic at Cancer, latitude 23% degrees north, 
usually on March 21. 

In England, spring commences when the daffodils bloom: 

"Daffodils. 

That come before the swaBow dares, and take 

The winds of March with beauty.” 

In France, spring is whan bock beer make* its appear- 
nte in the cafes. 

In Victoria, we have one sure and certain sign of 
pring’s arrival—the Colonist stars giving away free seeds! 

I think the mo* satisfying highlight of my year is when 
. have free seeds to distribute to my gardening friends, 
and the more unusual and tadque the seeds, the bigger the 
kick I get out of introducing them to Victoria gardens. Right 
now I am higher than Gemini V over our fir* seed offer of 
1908, far these are needs of Amaranthus, producing some of 
the mo* striking and unusual plants ever grown—plants 
seldom seen hereabouts, yet quite easy to grow. 

AAA 

It all started Is* December when I was corresponding 
with botanic gardens, experimental stations and seed 
growers in various parts of the world, seeking some unique 
seeds *or the Colonist free seed offers—seeds which couldn't 
be purchased locally. One reply, from the firm of J. E. 
Ohi sens Enke to Copenhagen, suggested the Amaranthus, 
pointing out that these plants were attracting a great deal 
of favorable attention In the Copenhagen parks, and that 
they were quickly and easily raised from seed, I have been 
c or re s p o nding with this Danish firm for over ten years, 
and I respect their judgment. 

There are a number of di ffe rent kinds at Amaranthus, 
and when it came to choosing one far our free seed offer, 
I was like a small boy to a candy store—I couldn't male up 
my mind. So I had my Danish friends make me up a 
mixture of Amaranthus seeds, with a little of this and a 


Utti* of that, and I think these will ba even more interesting 
to grow than a named variety, far to the luck of the draw 
you may get something very special indeed. 

The Amaranthus are mostly big. robust plants 1 that 
dominate everything around them aqd stop passers-by to 
their tracks. Some types are grown for their flamboyant 
colored foliage, others for their unique flowers, unlike any 
other bloom, and still others for foliage AND flowers. 

In next Tuesday s column I’ll give a more detailed 
description of the different Amaranthus plants you can 
expect to get from your free seeds. Right now, I want to 
run over, for the benefit of newcomers, how to get your 
(res seeds. 

Simply write me a letter asking for them, enclosing a 
stamped and seif-addressed envelope to carry your free 
seeds back to you. Or, if you are not to the mood for 
letter-writing, you can use Instead the little coupon at the 
fo* of this column, but DON'T forget the stamped and 
sett-addressed envelope. 

AAA 

FREE SEED OFFER 

Garden Notes, The Dully Colonist 
P.O. Box 1500, Victoria, B.C. 

Plenaa Bead me ynar Amaraattas seeds. I escloee a staasgsd 
■pH-addriml envelope. 


Canada Now Major Power 


HARRIS Airs His Prejudices 


































































































































SECOND NEWS SECTION 


VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA , SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1966 


PAGE TWENTY-ONE 


Heaviest Vote Ever Defeats $70 0, 000 Pro gram 


Christies School Prepares to Close Doors 


By SUSIE BIRD 

TOFINO—HU^jric Christies 
Residential School at Kakawis, 
Meares Island, will be closed 
within the next few years. 


The enrollment, 150 Indian 
children, will be switched to 
die public school system. 

Meares Island Is two miles 
off Tofino, on the west coast 
of Vancouver Island. 


Flu Epidemic 
Hits Old School 


TOITNO — Christies Residential School has 
been hard-hit by influenza. 

Of the 150 students, 86 boys and girls have 
been stricken by flu. 

The situation was serious, particularly as the 
Tofino Indian Health Centre has been without a 
nurse for several months. 

* * * 

Nuns at the school cared for the sick children. 
Two doctors from Torino attended at the school 
during the epidemic. 

Nurses from Tofino General travelled daily by 
mission boat to the school on their time off, to care 
for the youngsters. 


Preparing fur the closure, 
west coast municipal officials 
and the Indian Affairs depart¬ 
ment are planning construc¬ 
tion of a hostel for Indian chil¬ 
dren who will come to attend 
public schools. 

Christies School was opened 
in 1800. 

Several generations of chil¬ 
dren have attended the school, 
since it was founded by the 
Benedictine Order. 

The school was named after 
the late Archbishop Christie, 
who authorized the building of 
a school. 

In 1839 The Benedictine 
fathers returned to Ml. Angel, 
Wash., and the Benedictine 
sisters left a few years ago. 

The school ' as then taken 
over by the pioneer missionary 
priests of the Oblate of Mary 
Immaculate. 

When the Benedictine sis¬ 
ters left, their place was taken 
by Sisters at the Immaculate 
Heart of Mary from Los An¬ 
geles. 

The present principal is 
Father MacKie. 


Nursery Helps Indians 
Prepare for Integration 


ALERT BAY—Indian children here are 
receiving nursery school training to prepare 
them for laiblic elementary schools. 

This is part of a program to help Indian 
children bridge the gap caused by different 
cultural and economic background from 
whites. 

* * * 

Indians and whites live in close proximity 
on 7 Vsquare-mile Cormorant Island, Popula¬ 
tion of Alert Bay is 850. Next door is the 
main village of the Kwakiutl nation with iu 
papulation of 450. 

A few years ago it was decided that 
Indian children should attend the provincial 
public schools. 

* * * 

To Art Tinney. principal of the school, 
the answer to integration problems seemed 
to lie- in a kindergarten where the children 
could be given the basic training necessary 


to equip them to enter Grade 1. He got no 
help from the local school board or with 
provincial department of education and 
turned, kimost disheartened, to the women 
■nd mothers in the Nimpkish Indian band, 
members of the Nimpkish Women's Com¬ 
munity Club. 

*. * A 

They were given space by St. Michael's 
residential school and they found a volunteer 
teacher. Last year the school district agreed 
to maintain a kindergarten for. all the chil¬ 
dren on Cormorant Island and the Indian 
affairs branch came up with financial help. 

But Mr. Tinney decided more was needed. 
He proposed a nursery school to take in 
the three- and four-year olds. 

Again the members of the Nimpkish 
Women's Community Club jumped at the 
opportunity .when they were approached. 


Indian children studying in nursery 






Morton 


North Cowichan Ratepayers Smash 
Arena, Sports Centre, Pool Plan 


Carvers 
Start 
Big Job 


By AGNES FLETT 

NANAIMO — The most ex¬ 
pensive signposts in the pro¬ 
vince will be erecled along the 
Route of the Haidas along Van¬ 
couver Island. 

The government has commis¬ 
sioned Indian carvers in various 
centres slang the land portion 
of the Vktoria-Prtoes Rupert 
link to fashion totem poles. 

Indians from Victoria to 
Campbell River are already 
busy on their totem poles. 

Among these craftsmen is 
Jimmie John. Nanaimo, who 
has been asked to carve two 
totems. 

♦ * * 

Mr. John is B0 years old. the 
oldest Indian carver an tha 

Island. 

"I lieen carving totems 73 
yci rs." he said. 

linking at the wood. Mr. 
John said: 

' This Is a good log. It take 
me three month each totem." 
llr swung an axe Into the cedar 
log that will make a totem for 
Ladysmith section of the 
route. His first totem, almost 
finished. will go up at 
Nanaimo. 

Simon Charlie, Cowichan. la 
also carving two. one lor Dun¬ 
can, on# to be erected near 
Qualicum 


At right, John lUrti 
anaond pole. — (Agnes 
FVtt) 


Fnlford Furniture Suffers 


March Dances Mad Twist 


By BEA HAMILTON 

VULFORD—March has gone 
crazy. 

Gale force winds are whipping, 
Up a tremendous sea and now 
and then a twister throws such 
things as heavy storm doors 
arroaa a front parch, tosses 
heavy garden seats and plays a 
tattoo on house and root. 

This has lieen the noisiest 
March on record and the storm¬ 
iest —.10, 40, 50 - mile - an - hour 
winds with gusts of 60 miles or 
more on the waterfront. 

Our heavy storm door was 


torn off its fastener and flung garden .seat completely over in 
full length across our front St. Mary's churchyard, all in 
porch narrowly missing our one sudden twister, 
glass door, wind sent the bird White spray. dashes madly 
bath flying, and heaved a heavy i over the rocks across the har- 


(OIU1LE HILL —The coastal storm, starting Thursday 
Bight, with high a lads and heavy rata, brought do* a a tew 
trees, bat little damage has bees reported. 

Only one power outage happened at (.'berry Point, where 
a small tree (ell on the hydro lines. 

Rala. sleet, mad saow which did not lie on the lowiaad. 
(ell Batarday. By live la the evening Lake Cowlchaa reported 
>4 Inches on the ground. 


bour and the Mv. Salt Spring 
Queen had more than a shower 
bath Friday morning as she 
cut through the storm to Swartz 
Bay. The white spray seemed 
to cover half the vessel at a go. 

Rain mixed with hail and 
snow fell at night but turned to 
col4. rain bj**morning. 

So far, there are no power or | 
phone failures and no serious i 
mishaps reported on the sea. 
except that ttye Queen of the 
Island had to turn back as she I 
couldn't land a| TsawWassen ] 
Friday morning owing to the | 
high seas. 


NORTH COWICHAN—Voters said goodbye to the 
two-arena plan Saturday, voting It out by a iolid 
majority. 

"This is very disappointing.” 

•aid Reeve Donald Morton. “It 
ild appear the majority are 
not wilting to pay far recreation 
faculties!” 

The $700,000 bylaw would have 
provided funds for an arena in 
the northern portion of the 
murid peHty ($300,000), and 
arena In the southern area near 
Dunoon ($300,000), and would 
have provided the muntoipatity's 
tiiare of ewhnming pool con¬ 
traction coat ($100,000). 

* * * 

The c o n t rovenial issue 
brought out 3,132 voters to mark 
their ballots, the heaviest vote 
ever recorded In the municipal¬ 
ity. 

Of the total, 896 voted yes. 

1,210 were against, and 26 
ballots were rejected. 

* * * 

Before (he voting. munfri|>af 
officials had hinted the issue 
would not be revived if de¬ 
feated. 

Reeve Morton said Varlier 

"We have other things to do " 

He did not offer an opinion 
Saturday an the paatabttlty of 
another bylaw to provide funds 
the bylaw in the south end. 

Coun. Dennis Hogan, who 

worked night and day during 
the campaign, explaining and 
supporting tiie bylaw, said he 
was very disappointed. 

Coen Hogan is oharman at 
the munteipahties recreation 
commission He was surprised 
the vote was so heavy against 
the bytaw in tie woutti end. 

A * * 

Duncan distaict voted 171 yn. 

819 Ho, and nine rejects; 

So menus was 30 yea, 84 no 
Matte Bay voted 14 yes, 106 no, 
and two rejects. 

In the northern area. West- 
holme had 23 in favour, 28 
against 

* * * 


Debutantes’ 

Names 

Announced 


Dobson 


financing from the city of 
Duncan 

Mayor Dobson, who com¬ 
mented earlier that the city had 
never been officially notified at 
the plans, said just before the 
vote that Duncan would be 
willing to ro-ofierate on recrea¬ 
tion. 

* * * 

Die mayor called lor a clear¬ 
headed approach to the situa¬ 
tion. 

Die bylaw would have provi¬ 
ded for burrowing the total 
needed for the recreation proj¬ 
ects over a five-year period. 


NANAIMO — Name* were re¬ 
leased Saturday of the debu¬ 
tantes who will be presented to 
Lieutenant-Governor P e a r k e s 
May 7. 

They are Caraa Carr, Linda 
Neil. Barbara Ann Addison. Jen¬ 
nifer Ann Trace. Carol Dianne 


saved the bylaw from utter 
humiliation at the baBot box. 
was Chemafnus. 

Die one portion at the bylaw 
difinitety committed was the 
money to build a centennial 
recreation centre. Including ice 
arena, at Ftrier't Lake near 
Chemainus. 

Residents there voted 574 in 
favor at the bylaw, 134 against 
with 15 rejected ballot*. 

* a * 

Ooun. Dnni Hagan said "the 
ones that sirfter most are the 
young ijeapic. Now we must try 
HMCS Venture in Victoria will i to pul the pieces back »o- 


The recreation s|ieilrd out hv 
. the bytaw was an Ice arena and 
Die only community that iequlpm<mt ^ municipally-owned 


be the escorts 

The Navy League Debutante 
Ball will be held at the Shore¬ 
line Hotel, and win be patterned 
as near as possible to a naval 
mess dinner. 

The main course will be roast 
Long Island orange duck, with 


Cherrie Wins Festival Rose Bowl 


DUNCAN — Special awards 
at the dose at the Oowichan 
Music Festival went to: 

Senior piano — Cherrie HoreJ, 
rose bowl and the B.C. Forest 
Products bursary 


Kiiian. Duncan Trophy and 
MacMillan Btoedei and PoweU 
River bursary. 

Junior piano — Gordon Kiiian. 
George Sinden Trophy and 
Klwanis trophy. 

Lake Cowichan Trophy for 


Sylvia Fumeaux. who will rep¬ 
resent Duncan at the Vancouver 
festival. 

Union Cup, highest 
speech arts, Sharon 


Credit 
mark in 
Salmark. 
IODE 


Trophy for highest 


Intermediate piano — Ronald 1 highest mark in vocal solo. I mark In sight reading, Patrick 


Willoughby and Cherrie Horel. 

Gertrude M o y s e Memorial 
Cup for moat promising perfor¬ 
mer in piano classes, Susan De 
Burgh. 

Dorothy Paulding Rose Bowl 
(ex' highest mark tn Bach. 
Stephanie Soulsby. 


Gtiles. Jean Creighton. Sandra' 300 “t**™ to 

. . ... „ ^ . . sumptuous repast. 

Lercfi. Aline Grancourt, Patri¬ 
cia Joy May. Glenda Caroil, all ■hmnmmmmhhmmhhnhhmhnh 

from Nanaimo. 

From Campbell River will be 
Joan Daphne Walker, and two 
girls from Port Alberai, Linda 
Kata Jesaeti, and Jo- Anne Bry¬ 
son. 

Lyle Wilkinson, president of 
t? * Nanaimo branch of tfne 
Navy League, said in most 
cases, Navy officer cadets from 


More News 
Of Island 
On Page 17 


gettier," 

In the swirl of controversy, 
Duncan Mayor Jack Dobson 
provided iaet-minute hope for 
the program. 

A * A 

Die eouLhern arena would 
have required co-operation to 


land at Fuller's Lake; a swim¬ 
ming pool; a sports centre in 
the eouth. with no location set. 

At find, the only project 
planned for the vote was the 
centennial project at F\iWer t 
Lake 

* * * 

It won appeared many resi¬ 
dents in the south were against 
this site, 10 miles north of 
Duncan. 

A *econd sport centre was 
then planned. 

But details of the second 
centre were never firm, causing 
much cantrovery over whether 
it would be undertaken. 


Later. $100,000 (or the pool 
project wae added to the bylaw 
bringing tie final tote] to 
$700,000. 


Crash Injures Six 


NANAIMO — Six people were 
injured, two severely, in a 
head-on crash • mile south of 
the city. 

Thomas Ford and Daniel Mac- 
Denald. both of Parksville, 
received facial injuries when 
the sports car they were in 


crashed into a car carrying 
two couples. Mr. and Mr* 
James Hepburn of ChcmaiJtu* 
and Mr. and Mr* How-ar 
Hanna of Cedar. 

The Hannas were passenger 
in the Hepburn car. Mrs. Ilej 
burn mbs thrown out of il>- 
car when the vehicles craihed 


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THE IRON MAN 


Only a man of magnificent 
courage and strength could have 
stood the ordeal that Paul de Bas¬ 
tion went through. It teemed in¬ 
credible that he could ever come 
back to Manet , on the Queen Char¬ 
lotte Inlands. One arm wot knifed 
off} a leg smashed to pieces; the 
body broken and beaten. And yet 
here he was, the same Paul , as 
good natured as ever. 

An the plane landed, the townsfolk 
rushed up. A dozen Indians shouldered 
him and carried him through town. 
People waved and ch eer e d ; a few wiped 
a tear from their eyea 

“Yen are a hero in town today,” an 
Indian said, “you are the Iron Man!” 

The Mg logger and sailor woo km In We 

rivertowa of Baaharach-«»-the-Rhine almost M 
years ap. Its de Bastions wore a Hag ue—t 
family that had Bed Fraaee ia lUSL They settled 
in the vatiey aad have lor nearly 3M years ima d 
con ntd arable land, including tin beautiful Wand 
of Heilnm Worth la the river. Mere the aaoeaferal 
home stands today. 

darn by are U sa ma fortifleatiera buflt marly 
2,000 yean ago; and it to at lids point General 
Blucher cemeed the river with mm army to help 
Wellington at Waterloo. One Mantaed and tea 
miles below ia the city of Ceiogae. Above io the 
famed Lorelei Rack, rising ia brea t ht a king 
beauty 434 tact above the stream, where l e g end 
tells d a beautiful woman, running a comb 
through bs golden hair and turtag saQart to 
their death. 

Paul waa a devil-may-care boy. At the age 
of seven he ran sway causteg c o nsidera ble con¬ 
sternation in the family circle. In bis early teens 
he was sort to Bin gen College, a boarding estab¬ 
lishment. It became apparent that the school 
was cutting food to their profit. A pupil com¬ 
plained. The hemhnaster beat and caned him. 
De Haitian's senna of Justice was aroused. He 
intervened, and bo the struggle, the teacher frit 
and his leg was broken. Shortly after Paul left 
for horns. 

A i—remed fattier took him Into the study. 
"I'd ttke to know km you are ever going to 
make a bring.” be dema n ded. 

Paul ponhed out his anna: "Ton see these 
hands. With these 1 ’ 

Shortly after young de Basdan left to p rov e 
his point. It was the romantic era id the sail¬ 
ing ship, plying the seven sens ts develop world 
trade Germany, with an expanding econo m y, 
had a lot of uO 

It was a dangerous game by any standard. 
Each year 12 per cent of the crews were lost. 
The ships were called barques, and discipline, in 
the German tradition, was rigid. A man o rdered 
into the rigging went at the risk of his Ufe. It 
was careening death up there, calling far an iron 
grip. The cold was often cruel and hundreds 
uere plunged into the sea. Below waves swept 
men rum the decks. 

There was the romantic side: the billowing 
sail, exotic lands, native girls and the search of 
manhood that look young de Bastian to Ham- 
bourg and Ms first ship (he Aphrodite. 

"I dripped on the barque Aphrodile in 1SR," 
de Bastian recalled, aa his eyes, the color of the 
sea. held fast. 

“We were sailing the Caribbean, off Coala 
Rica. &iddeniy ■ furious wind a race and drove 
us on a reef, ripping a bole as big a« a room 
In the hull The ship oral down quick. All but 
two were lost I made it through shark infested 
waters 4M yards to shore!” 

De Bastian made his way along the coast, 
then crossed the Isthmus on foot. His goMen blond 

Page *—The Daily Colonist 
Saaday, March M. IMS 


By a B. FIBBER 





One day aB bed brake knae. The captain 
ordered de Baattoa to fix a toons Meet Isr np tint 
mast H was toe bitterest, deatodefytog work 
abased. He b r a ced Ida foot In a sttg and dfcr 
twu hours fixed the ennvaa. But It waa af tittle 
avail. 

A sudden ragtog storm blew the ship onto a 
nearby reef. Paid sad anoth er sailor were flu 
only survivor s. The toes l e cenfl y a ttr ac ted some 
attention. Mrs. de Haetian. thumbing through a 
papers, saw aa Item whese If aheieto n a had been 
found in a nea rby cove. Paul believes they be¬ 
longed to mesnbe n af the ctew. 

Besides being at toe mercy of sudden chang¬ 
ing stu s ms . where re g ar dless af the skid af the 
crew, they were imahie to central toe ship, he 
b ar que s (heeded a bccahning. 

Ia UR de Bast— was on toe Snphtae. be¬ 
calmed aff Mad ag asc ar. One baff die crew eras 
dead flrem scurvy and lack of water. Th^r were 
isolated, wireless hada't been invented. S uddenly 
a storm hew the st ric ke n ship 35 miles onto a 
reef. De Bastian. to a Me beet, drifted for tan 
days, then got ashore near Pari Lento. Be was 
the osily s u rvivor. 

Sfaippkig qp toe east African naant Paul 
reached Port Said. He hoofed it to Cairo where 
he went to week for a syndicate that own ed the 
famed 9bepheard't Hotel and Mem Home, up the 
Noe heafcte the Spfckix and Great Pyrandd. The 
J°k wa* to manage the firms large agricuHm] 
sad cattle hokhngs. 

The eati af the tea returned, in 1M de 
Bastian returned to Ge rmany and H aadad towards 
the naval baaa at Bel. The doctors examined him 
at M am and at 4 p.BJ he was to the German 
■•vy. pasted to the cruiser Imps. 

Swrtly alter the aavy searched for on ettie 
crew to mas the Kaisers yacht, the Htawnmt- 
lern. With his vigor, looks and experience Paul 
aas chosen. After careful screcntog. he seas 
picked aa personal bodyguard to the Kaiser His 
job was to stand armed guard, srnnd the Em- 
peror s quarters on beard and swompapj him 
to shore reviews. - 

"We gal along fine.” de Bastian recalled 
from his easy chair, aa he remembe re d toe ro¬ 
mantic golden days of royal Me. 

-Contrary to public opinion the Raker was 
easy going. I smoked his cigars and drank his 
nine. It was the Empress She seas very stem!” 

"The biggest heactoche was the children of 


cro wne d bends os board. Their hi-jinks 
some oeucaie praulems.” 

In wring the Hohenzollern, sailed to impwM 
splendor, through the Mediterranean and snctoaai 
at the royal estate *t Corfu. In late sum— g 
cruised lazily through the beautiful licrto to Nw> 
way. Non and then, the golden naired baaa—I 
ladies-in-waiting to the Empress, escaped bar 
Imperial Highness to have tea with thq guv*, 

"It waa worth a Hogging. Paul-— 

•They were beautiful " 

Awhsto later De Bastian left the navy hr 
itw basques. He shipped an the Gre trt — a 
three-master, fas Australia. Between calk II 
took m»w months to get to the Java Saa. Ap. 
proaching Australia, a wicked storm blew m- 
The main mast toppled. For three we— he 
crew pumped day and night to keep the top 
■IloaL Ak— with most of the members Pato 
left the ship at Melbourne. 

De Bastian made one final trip to Is— 
America. He left the ship and bam-s—d sp 
the west coast, playing the piano and ac ris i to tt , 

tteto in bass and enbnrato from Valparatoo to 
PaMHto Op. It waa a mea g re bving. Sharpy 
-cw A Mn arrived In Vancouver. It — 
M12 and tin day ef the sailing taiip was a bent 
f^—ed. De Bnatton deesdee to ge< s job on toad; 
to Had a pie nr wtid and free. 

After a year of befitting dykes in the to— 
Ft near, Paul tall tor Sewell, on toe Queen Cto 
lotto la—ito In ISM he started contract toggtof 
tor ton Mg ea—Mies- It was a great life. Some- 
days ha asade a thousand doBars. other weeks ks 
tost it aB. 

He toggad tod* toe roaring twenties. Us 
nay —I ■——here, pe a ce and ro ma nc e , tor 
a prentier twtot af lato Paul a former bom toe 
Kstom was a— In to awdcutlkn game. He 
letiad p—, In extie, at — small estate at Holland, 
whtie P— In toe beauty and grandeur d toe 
Quern Charlottes toppl ed giant tin. 

"Ga— waa ■ happy land before the nr," 
Pmrnt stakes. "It waa all so foolish, every— 


De tinnt— lagged through toe depress— 
flflad tidr ttan . He cut spruce for aeroplanes toe¬ 
ing toe fart— He hept a crew of 25 going si 

— time. It eras a bad year in 1962; 1964 made 
M ml Things looked good to toe veteran log—. 

- He knew cverjsass. His name was estabU—d. 
Then an Oct. 1. 1956, Ms world caved to. 

~A fast samrtog rhoterr grabbed him. bit Hi 
steel jaws Into — body ■* the chest, yanked Mas 
5i tori Into gw air. cutting an arm cleanly off 
above toe atians, and ripping the remaining aim 
from its socket l envtog a shoulder joint in shreds, 
fa* toe naaobag fa! toe right leg was broken and 
a matoed to palp, toe rib cage crushed and bra— 

— —to sad jaw ta m to n e d Two fingers of. tot 
taft hand am —era tad to the hone. There 
were Interna] htjuriea to the organs. The stank 
ak— would have killed almost any man. 

De Ba a l— lay at death's door from ktas cf 
blood. A doc— arrived ami shook his heed. 
There waa an hope. They did what they could to 
•top toe f—i. Paul was conscious one mhnde, 

— toe next. Yet he was calm, his mind clear. 
He state II —a the ktod of calmness that comae 
"when yen see every thing " 

He tried to tote 

‘1 am ataneat 20 now. On the whole I can’t 
kick. I don’t tike the idea of getting about wtih 
leg and one arm. I am going to make it !’* 

He remated at pence for a while but through 
the sedation a thought kept retunnng. 

“I owe a eonpic cf small debts from 1962. It 
was a bad year. I must clean them up.” 

The doctors at the hospital in Prince Ruprit 
shook theta heads agate. It would be over soon. 
Then the miracle started. Some magnificent 
oour *K* and recuperative power in the man re¬ 
sponded. Slowly he recovered from the ordeal 
taioek. A week later the doctors ..perated «n 
his leg. Through great skill it was saved. fc> 
five incredible weeks this iron man m me out of 
the hospital to convalesce. The shoulder s e em ed 
dead, the arm still. 

“Ton wfl never be able to move It, the tigw 
ments are gone.” the therapist said. 

TO nuke some'" Paul retorted 

Ten months of therapy at the rehabilitation 

C'oalinard mm rage* 


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u4. Their hi-jMfcs 

C 

Modern. wiled m un 
irdiU-rraoc«i. and m 
Corfu, la Ul* mi 
t* beautiful fa-nfc a 


• Empress. escq 
taw* tea with the 
Hogging. Paul i 


lasuan Mi the nary tm 


tralia Between aft 
(t to Uw Java San. 

. wicked kfaorm blew 
<L For three weeks 


■hip and Oartvetonnsg 
the piano and risifca. 
■■ man. They were b» 


id Id Ve 


la »* a jofcaa 

r. 

t dy ke* hi the I 


a great Me. 


V Paul's farmer 




grandeur of Sm 


prune for a rngi la— 
pd a crew of 25 geta 
year W 1962; 1964 i 
lod to tie veieraa ta 
la name was e atafcUi 
la world caved In. 


the remaning ana 


right leg was broken 


wad. Two (injrers of the 


■cans. The dawk 
any man. 
dour from ion d 


ty <bd what they could ti 


■as calm. Ms mind dear, 
d of calmness that ton w a 

w. On the whole I cant 
lea of return; about wife 
m going to make it!" 
le lor a while but througfe 


enaU debts from 1953. II 
t clean them up.” 
toapital in Prince Rupert 
, It would be over m*. 


« power hi the man rw 


the doctors operated aB 
skill U was saved. 1> 
la Iran man ramr out of 
•. The sho.iI.ler i t imd 


rapist said. 

Mail r«l, ,-a , -I 

•ill rfionfo 

ipy at the rehaWHtalkw 

(Mdawd an Par* • 


VIVIENNE CHADWICK 


Revisits the Gorge Hospital 

It's not that it teas so long ago . If’# just that a hospital is a different world, so 
that whether you enter it as a patient or re-enter as just a visitor , there is a strangeness . 


There are exactly ttco kinds of 
people teen in. hospital*. Not the 
staff. They ARE the hospital . The 
others are , first , those who occupy 
the beds and the wheel-chairs, and 
mse the crutches , the canes , and 
the walkers , which resemble a sec¬ 
tion of fence with handles; and 
second , those who fill the halls and 
the wards at visiting hours and who 
walk the long corridors briskly and 
freely on their own two feet. The 
undamaged. 

These h a I f - f o r gotten impressions 
washed over me in a wave the moment I 
stepped inside the door of the Gorge Road 
Rehabilitation Hospital for a visit I 
weal unheralded, a little before 4 p.m. ( 
so dial I might greet mv friends among 
the day staff, as well as those who 
would replace them at that hour. I re- 
membeied them all, each for some special 
little kindness or attention quite beyond 
the line of duty. 

ll was last October when they turned me loose, 
and because of extensive building addition* and 
/Remodelling, the management wag then doing it* 

' fcevel best to keep the place from becoming, even 
temporarily, a shambles. Old doorway* were 
blocked oft. Newly cut ones werv boarded tip 
with plywood until there should be somewhere 
to which they would lead. Drafts blew underneath 
these, and dust from torn down platter brought 
despair to the heart* of the hard-working 
"pinkies —the cleaning girls in their neat pink 
uniforms. New enclosed courts, finished early, 
had large square holes left In their centre, pre¬ 
sumably for planting. 

fat the therapy room, with its wide windows 
boking out over Ihe trees and undei brush toward 
the Gorge, alt the exercise cots had to be care¬ 
fully faced in the opposite direction For the sake_ 
of modesty. Otherwise skirt-wearing patients to" 
wot too dignified poses might welt find themselves 
suddenly facing, at cloak quarters with only a 
pane of glass between.- a battery of cement- 
covered. helmeted workmen laying wires along 
Ihe new terrace, or carrying tools up and down 
the outside steps. Not that workmen were in the 
least interested . . . 

All that is now part of the past, and the 
finished quarters are the very latest word in 
beauty, convenience, and efficiency, making this 
particular rehabilitation centre one of which a 
very much larger city than Victoria might well 
be proud 

The new physio-therapy room is spacious. Its 
decor is in sunny gold tone, with woodwork in a 
•oft light turquoise. A poured plastic floor, which 
continues several inches up the walls, where once 
grew the old-fashioned dust-catching baseboards, 
repeats the gay colors and is easily kept clean. 
Above the padded exercise cots, of "plinths,” set 
around the room, a strong wire grill, painted the 
*»me turquoise blue, hangs from the ceiling and 
is used for the suspension of the swinging equip¬ 
ment which helps to bring back life and motion to 
damaged limbs Two-thirds of the way down the 
room, an felund. cupboards on one side, sinks and 
equipment on the other, makes a division, the far 
siile of which is devoted to treatments involving 
hot wax, hot packs, ice. and so on. There are 



TREATMENT POOL 


Robin Clarke photo. 


Chwdwlck wrote tfcie 


time a frwctarrd Up. She h back fas 
The Gorge agwla aa a pwtlewl. 


three small staff offices. All this (sees on to ana 
of the enclosed courts, and sure enough, the 
empty holes of last October are filled with small 
flowering trees and shrubs. 

The corner from which you used to eye the 
workmen so dubiously as you waved your broken 
leg in its sling, is now a large gymnasium far, 
safd Miss Beatrice Martin, head therapist, who 
was taking me on a guided tour, "the noisier 
activities." I recognized, with a shudder, the 
movable flight of stain, to go up which my 
crutches presented no great difficulty hut which, 
on the downward jaunt, filled me with the same 
utter panic which weeks later was to send m« 
hurtling down -two quite insignificant steps into 
the arms of the headwaiter of a loca’ restaurant. 

The outstanding innovation, however, is the 
treatment pool. -The sheer attractiveness of this 
place must surely mitigate, a little the woe of 
whatever phyieal disability causes its need, and 
patients barred from its use by their plaster-of- 
paris casts must be greenly envious. I should 
have wept with frustration. The pool Is blue- 
tiled, 22 feet by 15, and the water is kept at K 
degrees. Wide, shallow steps, railed, lead down 
in. and the depth permits patients to sit on 
shelves at the side, or even to swim a little. There 
are parallel bars to use in the water. At one 
side is a stainless-steel stretcher affair, set to 
swing like your kitchen tap. so that It can pick 
up an occupant on the shore, swivel. and dunk 
him gently in the drink. In the ceiling above are 
the newest in acoustic tiles, so effective, said my 
guide, that they can be spaced apart, instead of 
necessitating the usual solid covering. 

In an alcove nearby there stands a large 
steel tank for the whirlpool treatments Dress¬ 
ing-rooms. showers, toilet, are now all “drive- 
ins” — which means, of course, that they have 
been built to accommodate wheel-chain. This bt 
itself is a tremendous improvement. No long 
need you edge in backwards, avoiding the waste- 
bins and th* wash-basins as best you may, and 
being careful not to jam your knuckles between 
your wheels and the wall. Of course It won't 
dev*lop to the same extent the expert driver. 

All the above is set in a new and different 
type of poured floor, equally colorful, but rough¬ 
ened to obviate any danger of slipping. And, 
though there are always at least three, staff an 
duty, there is an alarm for any possible* emer¬ 


gency. which, even though you have both legs 
incapacitated and are hanging on to something 
for dear life with both hands, you can operate 
with an elbow I 

They have tried to think of ev-rythlng The 
occupational thechpy quarters are new and im¬ 
proved. and here, now, cure Included a small elec¬ 
tric stove and a frigtdaire, so that handicapped 
patients may be taught how to get along before 
going home to face their own kitchens alone. 

Outside, between the new construction work 
and the Gorge, the gardens and lawns are being 
developed and a paved roadway will permit those 
In wheel-chairs and on crutches to enjoy more 
extensive little tours. 

One other minor change I noted. The 
“Pinkies" are In blue now. . . . “Blooey*?’’ 

Zt was 4:15. The first night-shift staff arrived, 
and the kitchen quarters began to give forth 
sounds of dinner's first relay being prepared. In 
the dining room one lone gentleman had already 
secured his place at table, although he would 
have half an hour's wait, and out In the corridor 
the occupant of 8*^solitary wheel-chair made sure 
■he was first In line. When your days are Jong 
and your activities curtailed, mealtimes are an 
event 

Before I left I looked to see OF any of my 
fellow patients of last summer could still be there. 
I hoped they weren't, and was glad there were 
so few. Three. One was a young girt. I never 
did know her name, but because she had had a 
black cane, and a patient in a therapy class had 
made her ■ black paper hat, everybody called her 
Bat Masterson. A second was a busy and cour¬ 
ageous woman, an amputee," who smiled and put 
in every moment of her day writing, sewing,, 
painting, making toys of doing copper work. The 
third was a pretty, elderly little lady with bright 
blue eyes. All three had been In and out of the 
hospital several times, but I heard no com¬ 
plaints. 

One note of sadness I caught a* I went by 
an open door. A caller was just leaving the bed¬ 
side of a friend. 

“I've known her for 29 years,” she mourned, 
“but since that stroke she doesn't recognize me 
any more!" 

Visitors thronged the halls as I went out. and 
this time I was one of THEM Not yet. perhaps, 
walking quite as briskly or as freely as they, but 
not on wheels or crutches, either . . . and while 
« I was glad of this, and appreciated my own re¬ 
stored mobility with all my heart. I was aware 
too of a deeper sympathy and understanding far 
the others which only comes, I fancy, from having 
once been one of their number. 

The I tally fotoaW—Page S 
Baaday, March ZB, Urns 


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This being centennial year , 1966 and all, let’s take a flashback at sport 100 
years ago. Boxing in particular - Those tcith an aversion for the thump of fists 
(this is bare knuckle stuff) should now turn to Muriel Wilson 9 s page and cage up 
on their cookery . - 

BARE KNUCKLE FIGHT RECORD 
SET ON VANCOUVER ISLAND 


by CECIL CLARK AT WILLIAM HE 

TkoK who cat, Hand* fifth GEORGE BAKER f 

ringside gore in their history tee- 

son, should come out with me to that moor) bad hm ■■meal, whfah m u ymm 

_ , __ _ _ . before CkaMcnbni and U yarn the Amt 

W ilhom Head. Where I went Feb, hmnm pafl«m sighted tor mom poo m 

23 lou, lo be £" 

the centennial anniversary. WeU, anyway, finally this mmA« drive took 

me to the waning signs of the prison property. 
Though most of the land out and outride the gate I parked the ear. I 
. . , ,, , , , didn't want lo go in. Juat wanted to view the 

there u now fenced off as a federal rocky woodland oppowte the gate* to see v there 
. ij • .l-i _/ had been any change stive* the day. It jwn ago, 

prison, old-timers M that part Of when Gavin Weir penned out the Marie spot; 

Metehosin still refer to it as “the 10 j! 

shoreline, reached by a woodland traH over the 

quarantine station,** a link with rock.. 

, _ . . , I've mentioned Wtikain Head, the Watr family 

the day when incoming deepsea and poMcemen, for k so happen* that one 

i . .»__ _ i „„i,l particular policeman Mnks them all together. His 

vessels Stopped there for a health name was Jot Eden and it wm a tanked years 

rlvarance BRn y ** r thmt ** tamK * ***** ****** * mt 

Clearance. been topped to nearly 2 St years; a span 

Which shows how hard habit dies, out Th “* ***** from James Fig to 17» right np 

here where ,he we,, began. Which by 

the way, is no idle slogan. For if you have f ver island. 

misty eyes about grandad’s aoddy, Louis 1 know there's alw*y» acme mystification 

T> 1 _, ftP R.tnrhe or those days in Calgary «moug sport tans about them oid tone 

Riel or Batocne, or inose o«ys mjLM k *y encountora. Just as Tw been mystified by the 

when an eye opener was something you baseball scores in the eighties, wtwn Seattle and 

could either read or drink—that, to a Victoria would end a game with a score lfte 27 to 


AT WILLIAM HEAD JOE EDEN AND 
GEORGE BAKER FOUGHT 128 ROUNDS 


Vancouver Islander is “hyas chee”—very 


1 could hare explained M better if you had 
driven with me out to William Head that 
morning; one of those lazy bright spring-like, 
skunk-cabbage and puqpy-wUlow days, with tfce 
lambs kicking up their heels, sot the sun 
accenting the glaciers an the Olympics scrum the 
srtraite. 

Over the Biislon Oeek bridge I slipped, past 
the Ffcrnle girls' property (better known aa 
Rourbe's Drift) which reminded me a t their 
famous dad who joined the B.C. Pohee right aftor 
the South Afrieasi war lo win fame tracking down 
Indian outlaws and stage robbers in central iC 
Then, around a bend on the left I gkropeed the 
Weir place, loatting prim and neat to it's pioneer 
KlrapMctty. Smoke from the chimney reminded me 
than Gavin Weir's widow. Alice, itifl lives m the 
cid farmhouse. Nearby is the residence of her 
married daughter, Norma House and hunbond, 
Clarence. 

One of Norma's uncles was a provincial 
policeman years ago, and Norma hereeif was 
once a stenographer at B.C. Police headquarters; 
to top N aU. she married a provincial policeman. 

It's when you speak of people like the Weirs 
that you realize where the west began. For 
Norma's people I she's fourth generationl have 
been continuously on this property tor 115 years. 
Now there Is a fifth generation growing up out at 
Gordon Head, brother Ronald’s three boys and a 
*IH._ 

Great grand f a tfiei Bob Weir (who started 
■chooi fte year of Waterloo* broke the sod on thia 
Metehosin property before B C (or Ontario tor 

Paga MAs Daily OsbsM 
Saaday. March M. IMS 


39 You wander whether they had shorter 
diamonds or played with cricket bats. Anyway R*i 
a cinch the rules were dtfferent 

So it was with besting, sad wel take a took at 
tiw rules that governed the Eden43aker match. 

Though the fight took place the mane year 
that the Marquess of Quee ns b erry sponso r e d Ms 
famous oode which ushered In gloves (which were 
almost skin ti ght) a long with three-mfaute nnsk 
that allowed a anr-mmute rest, and a Wrecond 
deadine to recove r from a knock down, ton «■ 
all too new tor the battlers an Vancouver Island 
They toughf under the old London Prize Rtog 
rules, which meant bare touckles. 

In addition, as all fights were cond u cted to 
me open, contestants tossed tor comers — wMch 
kept th e am out of the lucky man’s eyes — tied 
thetr colors to their respective ring posts, and 
whm the cha l lenge r toned Ms hat to the raw 
they were aB set 

Each mm was entitled to a "bottle holder” 
and a referee for second), ssk) an independent 
ovwufl umpire was e h nrea at the scene. 

A mark was s cr a t c he d to the tmf to 
centre of the Mtoot rtog and k w. faere tor a 
purpoae. If a na coukfa't “omte op p scratch" 
withfa 30 seconds after a knockd o w n , tw lost Rw 
fight E dm tooted by now was the early 19th 
century wheeze of a fighter . serotak helping Mm 
up to scratch." to thru- keen drsare to win a bet! 
.* round, to UK. ooxtoued until there was a 
fatockdown or a man fell WMch happened fairly 

** PrtBB *** "** Permitted 

* <V * 1 »»»*dioK around, to toe course of wMch 

• man might get . brodfoek oa Ms opprwere snd 
memly paste toe bribers out of ton If 1* 
VK lim was tumble enough to trip hkn assd either 
or both Went to the ground, ft ended toe roureL 

Spiked shoes were aot permitted, ad you 

he was dowa - and be 
was down If he was oa taw knees. 


S» mat* tor SummU Naw a wwd fas tosy 

my in TV) about: the i irtir itauU. 

Joe Eden was an Bogfishman, 27 year* oil 
wel built (C tost, lfi pwasds) and though Hamad 
as a novkse, was regarded as a bard hitter as 
well as a man who could take a Jmt O 
punishment He had served on Victoria's Hty 
police force, which to fhoae days meant freq u en t 
encounteri with dronkre Indkans who had pmt 
berserk as wel as trouble wkfa some ef tia 
rowdier charoctera the Vigtiestieo had chaaed cat 
of San Francisco. Cbopie thto with the fact that 
thare was no patrol wagon, and you get the idv 
that Mr. Edna had occasion to dematsirsie sosaa 
of his qualifies. 

Geoige Baker Ms opponent, and the ehat- 
tonger. was a Croadton which, to the Island ere ef 
that day, means someone from Upper or Lower 
Cmmfa. If he had been from Prince Edwaid 
Island. New Brunswick or Nova Scotia (to tool 
pre-Goofederation day) he would have been am 
disttogiatoaxi. 

Anyway they dubbed Mm "The ^nmulsai 
to line probably with t fr nifor title* to 
Britain, then the home base lor toe world s fhtic 
champions. Qaared as a pnrfeaalnnal he was 
ahout Eden'* age. but lighter; fire foot ten aad 
1 M pounds. Stacked agatoat Eden you might think 
he was mismatched, but you have to remember 
that fighters weren’t daatofied by weight usM 
1880 . 

Regardless of his sire, however. Baker we n t 
*° been a determined and resolute character, 
referred to aa “sci en tific and nimble" to 1* 
previous fight record. 

It was in l«5, a week before Chrwtma*, that 
the match was first proposed, probably in some 
downtown saloon. Each man had to put up 950ft, 
winner take aB. the fight to take place with* 
three months « Son Juan fafand. At leret toot 
Published rendezvous, which was merely 
a blind to prevent John Law stopping to at the 
last mum eu L 

The meeting was reaDy scheduled for K'BNssn 
Head and on Feb. 22, UK, brief notice appeared 
ta ^ r .. CoiBn '“ thaf **** •« take place Ms 
week WMch again was mfarieadk*:. for. oa tire 
quiet, the steamer Emily Harris had hero 
c hartere d far the foflowtog morn toe and word 
pareed among the fattitful 

Befare dawn on the 23rd shadowy figures, to 
! T°". . oouH be seen skppmg down to 

whm1 Sornp P«>*»My slipped nut ef 
MJoons, which were open all Bright to thoae Asya 
h So keen was partisanship that a hw aa 

rsssv;** dpc4 ^ d «*«* — - 

Prowwtioa on a maa carrying a bottle There was 
* !**** ** tr °d to the arir. and when the Ihrat 
light of dawn appeared 13ft Refit fans crowded the 
100-foot Emily Harris, with Capt. Tltcosnh, 
pmswer pitot, at the wheel 

n.,J!r 4 !L r V? ^“ rd " hBB *» «■*« •• 

P^tod to. but Eden was absent. However they 
hove too off Macaulay Point to pick him up from 
a rowboat 

At there aflkn. as at election time, it wati 
customary to wear the rotor* of the man y« 
•upported. Edea's colors were white with bkre 
p olka d ots, while Baker dtopiayed ■ hint of toe 
Hibemiasi — green with a harp emblem. 

Around town Eden had been a two-toowe 



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AND 

OUNDS 


blossomed out to a aaw role — os mime hrul of 
the Red Uam hotel. 

It m possibly an account at these <Mi«i in 
Victoria lw( thrrr now developed an interest in 
flk tight game around BarisrrviOe, where Jotowiy 
Knott ioat lo Ned Stein in a nine-round encounter. 
K was Johnny, you'll remember, who carved meat 
of the headboards seen today In Baifcervil e a 
pioneer cemetery. Only Johnny forgot to do one 
lor hknartf. 

Eden's William Xfaad opponent. Gnorge 
Baber, waa aoon attracted to the Barfcervllie 
■cane, but got slaughtered in the 15th round of a 
bout with one George WMwn. dubbed the “Pride 
at the Cariboo 1 ' With no matched weights in 
thoae days. Ba b er — by current standards — was 
hopele s sly ontnlasaed. Mil. as they nid at him in 
Victoria, he had guts. 

The pair met two tubes back at Cameron- 
towa. with an aadienre of a thousand miners who 
had bet a Mdy nun aa the outcome. After fetothtg 
and dsdgtog about for IS minutes, Wilson cut 
looae and floored Baber, which waa toe end oi 
toad one. Then the round s p a sse d In rapid 
succession as Wilson repeatedly floored Baber. In 
fact, after the 1th round Baker never landed a 
blow , and in toe 15th round was Rosily knocked 
cola to b* carried tom the scene with two broke n 
rtos and a broken ankle I told you how they used 
to srrrntlr and trip. It was in one at .these 
moments that Wilson IrU on Baber, which caused 
toe broken ankle 

The fight had lasted 53 minutes, mad as 
Wilson walked back to the mining camp he loudly 
proclaimed thnf he was “going down in Victoria 
to G*ht that fellow Eden.” 

Wilson, a London Cockney, was what cngild be 
rated as s real gorilla. Though he gave has age as 
35, he sms probably nearer 45, and neighed 
around MS pounds Perhaps a clue to some at toe 
poundage was the fact that he trained an straight 
rum* He waa a gr ot e sq ue creature, slightly sloop 
shouldered, completely bald, aad In addition sans 
bosrirgged aad rmm eyed * 

He had apparently done some flghatog hi the 
Australian gold rielda before co m i ng to B.C. and 
altogether was about toe hardest character tost 
Caatlaaed ns Page 13 


dhtms. Hie rigM must have been la has flagging 
arms or limping gait; it- wmsat in Ms fane. The 
"Owadho Pet" atflM had a dogged took. 

It seat hi the ttfh round that Eden injured las 
left haaal, and noticeably front then an kvoef It, 
uatog bn right. 

By toe CM round, both men w er e vhdbiy* 
tiring, but £tfll competing. Baker farcin* the pace 
whenever he got an opening Bod regardless of 
tide, it was b eco mi n g obvious that Eden was sat- 
generallteg has. 

By the 119th aad UHt rounds h waa plain 
that toe fight sras about over, though Baker an 
gamely staggering up to scratch, only to be 
<ilammed fan again by Eden'a tricked right. 
Came then a c hange in Eden’a tactics, when 
rraHrfag be had Us opponent an the losing end. 
he seemed coastesst to juaf fesaf Mm off But 
Baker seuukhi't the, aad without a knock down 
ther e as s no respite lor either of them. It sras in 
the UMli round, that Eden called on a re s e rve 
that toasts i! dw light. He let go wilh a right that 
pot Baber darn; and this tone he stayed fawn. 
Baber's s econds threw in the sponge at easelly 
seven m incites to one, to end the fight that had 
lasted one hour aad SO minutes. Eden, following 
the tradition of the English fighter of that era, 
vaulted over the rapes to show Ms condition, aad 
I Mss ended the first c h am pi o ns h ip pr is e fight an 
Vancouver Island. 

You couldn't My in B.C tor we weren't part 
of BC. Hll late that fall. 

When the Emily Harris arrived back to toe 
Inorr Harbor at tour that afternoon, everynsse in 
Victoria seemed to be Jam- p a chad on tfie 
waterfront With tens of thousands at doMon 
staked an the math, it sras no w onde r that one 
clamosmn roar of "Who won?" greeted the Emily 
to to r s, she docked 

B*viewing the fight, it waa screed that Eden, 
to the final half hod lei Baker exhaust Mmsetf 
with Us aggressive style though a point equally 
^tics aa d was that George Baber had a tot of guts. 
Parthadarfy when it sras r es tried that his seconds 
■a s to id hkn to qag to toe U9th round, but he 
wukfa't have I. With an oc c a s i ona l stagger, he 
was stfll hi there, w ringing assd ndsamc, whde 
every now and again Eden's right connected with 
either his ribs or his face. 

A month after the famous battle Eden took a 
trip to California and on his return that June 


flavorhe in the totting, but by boat time Baker 
had the ecfcr. By the time the ship gat to Prdder 
Bay the odds were about even. 

It was 57-year-old Bob Weir who asot them at 
the beach, and as separate loads scrambled from 
a ship’* bo it to conducted them to a spot shaw 
the shoreline on his thousand a e r o farm I down to 
im today* where spectator* could drape 
themselves around the racks aad view the ring. 

Referees Joe Maaon and Dave French were 
soleoted by the Ugh ton. and Chariet Whites, 
totter known as "Bill Paata tram Cariboo" waa 
rfanarn as indcpessdead umpire. - 

At 10 IS Baker threw his cap to the ring, aad 
toe contestant* proce e ded to strfa. Came souse 
disetrmion as to whether spike* an tones were 
aliewed They weren't, so probably both men 
fought shoeless. 

Round one saw some sparring in the course of 
which Eden caught a swift right book that 
downed him, but botaaaed right back an Ms feet. 
In round rim. Eden letche d "first b ipod ' which 
flHce "first water" on a fire with a Are company) 
was considered something at note. Hoaraver, 
seconds later Eden waa again downed for hk 
pains Baker «eemed so far to to baring the beat 
of h with Ms s ci e ntifi c approach and Eden 
became noticeably cautious. 

Hit fi~ht was much too long an affair lor any 
attempt at a rouni-by-round description, so I can 
out) give th- highlights. 

In the 5>th round a terrific slam on the ribs 
put Baker down ("with some violence") and from 
then on rounds 8 to 14 were about even, though 
Baker’s face was suffering from Eden's jabs. 

Despite tMs. and Ms handicap to rise. Baker 
seemed to force the fight moat at the way sod in 
toe 13th round, following up Eden, he floored the 
Englishman in his own corner. Eden howetor was 
back up within the required 30 seconds still 
jabbing He was downed again in the 23rd round 
and it seemed now that it didn't take much on 
Baker i part to put "Eden down. Ia reality the 
fouy Eden wa rofltng with soma at Baker a 
punches, roiling dear to the grand you might 
say. thus giving himself m omen ta ry r esp ite. 
Wtnch was allcnvable. 

It’s amazing to burn that even to the 49to 
round there were some "heavy e x chang e s" 
though by 11 30 if Eden looked fresh and lively. 
Baker was evxlesttty tosuwatg some togas of 




















It’s no Me pretending you umnl to pot if you’re not prepared to get your hands 
dirty. • . and probably a good deal more than your hands , as a matter of fact. 


By Jerry Boultbee 


Working at a potter 9 s wheel , 
the amateur is inclined to spray 
the soft, mucky day liberally over 
clothing , hair and walls. 

One invariably needs a bath 
after a session at the wheel. 

One amateur , that is. 


Big Wheel of Pottery 


knew there ni more lo her than that Brit carnal 
image. 

“I pot," I ventured, because ^wanted to draw 


One who is not an amateur is Victoria's 
Margaret Nehl-McLennarv—one who might 
legitimately be called the Big Wheel of 
local pottery. 

Margaret is a shopkeeper. She sells 
clay, glazes handicraft items. 


She'll mend your china if it's broken, and 
■uggest the right lampshade for a certain itan- 
da rd. 


She'll do all theie things because it's her 
living, for one thing; because ft pleases her for 
another. 

But she's an artist, ana it's Margaret Nehl- 
McLennan as the artist who made the greatest 
impression with this writer. 

She was in her store a few weeks back, show¬ 
ing me her work and talking of other artists aa 
only artftts can talk of other artists. 

At that precise moment, she'd not "come 
■cross." She was still a shopkeeper, though I 


her out and getter talking. 

1 don't really. I dabble in clay. 

But tt was enough. 

Margaret frowned for a moment, and then 
she started talking. 

Really talking . . . words that said far more 
than her shoppish chit-chat. 

There was a photograph on the wall, and 
Margaret pointed to it. 

“See that?” she asked. 

"She's Finnish One of the finest pollen in 
the world. I think she's the finest. You look at 
her work, and it cries to you. It stands in front 
of you like this . . 

Suddenly, there was Margaret Nehl-McLen- 
nan standing in front of me with her arms square 
to her skies, her shoulders brought forward, her 
feel rigid an the floor. 

She looked like an Amazon. Powerful, strong. 
Some deep color with a pigment that had no be¬ 
ginning or end. 

Yet a remarkably gentle woman, with eyea 
than can twinkle like a child's. 

1 think this was my first look at a woman 
few people see. and even fewer dome to know. 

I spoke to someone else about her once, and 
they said: 



IT LOOKS EASY ahri Margaret Nrkl MrLrsi 
I»age a—The Dally Cnlani.t Sunday. March M. 1M« 


« Ur w It. (Jerry Boultbee.) 


f ni| 


"God! She's a character.** 

Surely that s how many must think of her 
as one might, far instance, regard a court jester 
and nod, or laugh, or look away and forget. 

I think Margaret wants her pottery to "stand 
like this" too. 

I know that's what she wants 

As long as her pottery is standing "like thla," 
she'll be a full being and ask little more oi life. 

Too many people look at an artist and say 
"there's a character"—missing the essentia) In¬ 
gredient which make of that person no ordinary 
person. 

Margaret was bom in Germany in 1925, and 
she came to Canada in 1952. 

Two years later she won a scholarship la 
study pottery under John Reeve, and in die 
summer of 1964 she studied under the Italian 
sculpture Strabelle. 

She started her own pottery business, Gilmar 
—now located at Shelboume and Kings Road-fa 
1958. 

She has exhibited in Calgary and had a one- 
man-show at the Victoria Art Gallery. 

Last year came the Finn, and Margaret won 
a scholarship to study under Miss Kyllikky Sal- 
menhaara—the one Margaret feels is the world'* 
finest potter. 

Her biggest success so far this year has been 
the acceptance by the National Gallery in Ot¬ 
tawa of 19 of her major works for inclusion in 
an all-Canada pottery show — Fine Canadian 
Crafts. 

She has taught pottery sinee 1961 special¬ 
ising in wheel work. 

It looks easy when done by someone who 
knows her craft ao well. 

But an artist's work, no matter how eagf tt 
looks, does not come easily. 

It come* only after years of patient study and 
practice. 

To the artist, at any rate, the work is never 
totally satisfying There is always something to 
be improved, something else to try some new 
shape, technique, color, texture. 

There is never any end. 

This doubtless is one of the reamm* Margaret 
has taken to giving lesaons. 

It’s satisfying to see someone else learning 
something that can be satisfying to them- -soma- 
thtng that opens new doors 

Even more satisfying for someone like Maw 
ga ret Neb (-McLennan who has proven her self an 
capable of helping others open those doors. 

Even if they get dirty doing it! 


THE IRON MAN 


CMdwaed fram Page t 


centre in Vancou\er. plus great natural vitality, 
renewed the ligaments and arm movement. A 
year later. Paul de Bastian. son of the brave, 
returned to Mas set. The Ipdiara shouldered and 
walked him through town, as one spoke: 

"You are a hero in town today! You are the 
Iron Man!” 

Fate smiled again. Paul found and married 
the beautiful Flo He took hi* intelligent young 
bride to Europe for a honeymoon. Returning they 
sold some of their holding* on the Queen Char¬ 
lottes and moved to Victoria Fki is remodeling 
the home on Lunpcon Street. Paul .mis his sights 
on a new housing career. 


THIS WEEK'S ANAGRAM 


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;ard a cuurt jester 
V and forget. 

■ potter) to "stand 


a tiding like Ms • 
little more of life, 
an artist and U) 
I the essential kv 
wrson no ordinary 

many tot 1925, and 

a scholarship to 
eeve. and in the 
under the Italian 

f business. Gdmar 
id Kings Road-in 

ry and had a one- 


snd Margaret won 
Miss Kylhkky Sal- 
eels is the avrld'a 

this year has been 
al Gallery in Ot¬ 
is (or inclusion w 


nee 1961 spedak- 


lAttor how eaagr it 

patient study and 

the work is never 
rays something to 
to try some new 


reasons Margaret 
•one else learning 


pro\ rn herself BO 
those doors. 

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t natural vitality, 
m movement. A 
wn o! the brave. 
n» stssildered and 
nr spoke: 
day’ You are the 

Kind and married 
intelligent young 
i. Returning they 
the Queen Oiar- 

•To is ri-modeling 
■tell .ms his sights 


VAGRAM 

r«»i ala rn 



by CAPT. HARRY KIRGSLEY 
RCH, Retired 

Probably every schoolboy has 
heard of Captain Vancouver and 
how he circu mnacigated Vancou¬ 
ver Island in 1792 stfith his ships 
Discovery and Chatham, but how 
many of us know anything about 
his Spanish counterpart, for very 
little has been recorded of that 
great explorer, sailor, and diplo¬ 
mat. 

Known to us simply as Quadra, this 
fine Spanish gentleman actually gloried in 
the highsoundtng title al Juan Francisco 
de la Bodega Y Quadra, and he was bom 
In Lima, Peru, about 1744, his rather be¬ 
ing Don Tomas de la Bodega; the family 
was of the old Spanish nobility, and Don 
Thomas had married into a si mi lari y titled 
family of Galicia when he espoused Fran- 
ctsce MoUinedo. The Quadra part of the 
name was appended when Don Tomas 
assumed it at the request of a relative, 
who also lived in Peru. There is little 
doubt that both money and property were 
involved, for this was the fashion in those 
days. The relative mentioned went by the 
name of Don Antonio de la Qua**. 

Whew oM enough. Juan 9 tmetooo toWwed *• 
navy of Spain. snd u "atenlente it aavto 
(lieutenant' he was stationed a* the bae* at San 
pi Don ft small fl t hin g ftoout 

hall way between M&zatlan and MwuriJb. sad 
here to 1715 he was given etwansand of the 
a ri y ra wr Sonora, and taM to rapfcwv the mdi fa 
thaf lay to the northwanl. 

Stortoto from San Btaa, ato* ties ■*“■*■* 
the 21*i parallel, he voyaged as far north as •* 
58tfi d egree of latitude, which wtxild he ne*r to* 
pi I tola to at present day Sitka- He discoveredIn 
twrbor. which be named Porto Bucarati. after the 
Viceroy to Mexico at that time, but apparen tly he 
recorded nothing between the «>»een Ornikm t 
la fond* and the Straits of Juan d» Fuca. 

As regard* these straits, the entrance to then 
had origmally been dtocovered by a Gteek ptiot, 
named Juan de Fuca. who had sailed up them to 
ISA. It was Captain Barclay to the Austrian ship 
Imperial Eagle, who renamed them toter thetr 
oritonaM d wooer rer when off the coast to 1717 he 


CAPTAIN QUADRA 

. . . Governor of Nootka 



uombdio 


lighted the entrance and neaBmd that toaaewen 
the ktog tost s t rati* of the early eaphww lfisaart 
by Capften Cook In 1778 oaring to bad wwntoer and 
poor nribtltiy- art possibly lor the same reason 
by Quadra three years e ar lier, they now Invited 
the interest at aB aavigmtoes. 

Juan tie FVn i original name was Apostofoa 
Vi Into— aril be had been seat oa a voya» of 
discovery by toe Spantsh Governor of Mexico m 
the very earfy days of expansion said etodorafka* 
Drake ■ tot toought to have wane anrth to Sto 
Frsncfaos to toe year 1579. but It Is ottoHnned 
that ha dto land there asxl set ifo a 
claiming the area few England. (Princess 
Margreet we tixaen Ms during her risit there to 
November, IMS 

In 17A Qa «ura again safcd north, this time 
tn ci i nan tort to the Fa varies bid he wn into 
the asrinra of A O a mm e nder Arteaga to me 



n ha in: they JnoKjri as lar north as Ptmae 
WWtom Sound, which they earned Ensenada da 
Regia. They were Ihan to sight to Mora* WL 

EKas. . 

Farther exploration by Spate thea ceased tor 
• while because to war with England, but to 1TM 
Nootka was occupied by a punitiv e expedtikxi 
ixider Esteban Martine*. who seised DiMteti rivpa 
then tradlito at Friendly Owe for toe saa ottar 
sktoa He imprisoned the crew*. 

Three years prevkxnly a Hoyal Utry 
lieutenant an half pay. by name John Meares. had 
mtabDsbed a has* there, sad braidas erecting a 
warehouse and living quarters, hh men had bujt 
■nd Imiwhed a Mttle vessel wtdeh they catiad the 
North West America, and was the flrri **P to he 
oonatrutoed on tills northern ooato. (The actua l 
rite to tote ahi|>butiding wea at the extreme 
eastern end to the amall bay. or so I have been 
told by the present Indten Inhabitants 1 

After this flagrant "Insult to the tottish Oaf” 
as M was soon labelled. Bristol agate threatened 
war with Spate, and tori threat was Ntetok" 
effective that the Spate*h gave up aB elan to the 
u itlTTT sad made full. If belated, reattiutkn. 

A c a n rew tio n having been tegwad to HW 
Captain George Vancouver was cho sen as toe 
BrWtoi Qnmwaiiawr to are that toe terms ware 
p ro perty oarried out. and Spate named ChpSato 
Bodega Y. Quadra to m tesaenf her. Thaae two 
famous aailoas, although unable to fW* « aB 
under dispute, ante became fate frtands, 
and dined regularly abased one another’s titips- 
They named the Island "Vancouver mri Oadr»“ 
in m emory to that friendship. It was too long a 
title, h owever, and the Qmdre part was dropped, 
ao dwt now he la only o ix inu emota te d by ori 
tetond off CampbeM River. 

Ratification of a treaty was an speedy affair 
two centuries ago, when com mastication with the 
home gmeramente meant sailing nxaxl toe Harm, 
and another five years elapsed before toe aetoal 
transfer to Grate Britate took ptoee. In tiie 
meatikne both countries were buafly wrveyteg 


DfBULT to 


tite newly dtocovered toland waters to the flteaito 
to Georgia and Puget Sound. 

Quadra had been promtoed to a poto oaptafa 
(Cate ten de Navfo) to 17*1 and made a KMgtti to 
the Order to Santiago. He waa aw In ootmaand 
to the base at San Btes and a p erson to smt 

CfUaaed *s rage U 

IV Daltr CatoafaS—Page » 

late, Mnreb M, IMS 


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Bm l atog la Ike tame to almost a M art. bat mn jmm cam a*ke a kmta toaf there Is 
a e end to the vartattoss yea eaa serve the family. 

ra|e h—The DaUy Coloalat S—day, March M, IMS 


ISe kitchen adventure can com¬ 
pare with the thrill of making a 
loaf of bread and no fragrance can 
equal the tmell of bread as it 
emerges from the oven. I am sorry 
for the man who has never known 
this fragrance in his own home. 
Long ago a man named Ruskin 
called housewives "Loaf Givers 
It is a fine title but one that has 
been lost long since. In the hurry 
and scurry of this automated 
world, bread making in the home 
is almost a lost art. 


SURPRISE THE FA1 
WITH HOMEMADE B 


act orty ptoaae e v eryt w hi your hnuaetock] but 
wii *rve you a tremendous feeling of satiriwebon. 
The art of malting bread to not a gM from 
h ea ve n , bestowed on a chosen few . . . anyone 
can make bread. 


Oaea yea eaa a—Ire a toil* leaf there to 
as cad to toe va ii a tf aa yea eaa aarve yam 
family ... yea eaa add eereala. whsto wheat, 
yye, vetoed sale sr hraa- Tea <wa add sagar, 
eggs aad I rails tor sweet breed*. Yea eaa eat 
Hi told the dsagh Into any aamber af 
Into reeling s ha d e s tor rails aad. baas. Tea eaa 
!»■* torward to a whsto asa warM aS haktog 


The convenient supermarket now sup¬ 
plies the loaf on the table. This loaf has 
the merit of being scientifically mixed; it 
contains dependable ingredients; it comes 
to us wrapped and uniform. Nevertheless 
Acre Is no thrill in opening up that sterile 
wispper. There fa no yeasty fragrance to 
meet the nose and no crunch under the 
knife when you cut into the yielding soft¬ 
ness of a "bought” loaf. There,is Just 
nothing memorable about a store loaf, its 
consistent uniformity Is boring. 


Weta now, why not surprise tie ton by with 
some crusty, SavcrtoA homem ad e br ea d ? It wfll 


BASIC WHITE BREAD . . . makes two 
loaves % cup lukewarm water. 2 tip. sugar, 2 
pkpr dry yeast, 1% cups kike-warro liquid (may 
be water, milk or potato water). 2 Tbsp sugar, 1 
Thsp. sail, 3 Tfcsp soft shortmaig, and abort 6Vi 
sups tailed iH-purpoat flour 

lleeairr the tar sup lukewarm water Into l 
miring bowl. Add the yeast and the 2 tap. wigwr 
Stir to mix. Let stand lor 10 minutes Measure 
the sugar, sab and tautening kilo a large miring 
bowl. Pour the 1% cups Squid wer these. This 
liquid tawuld be hot enough to melt the tantadg 
and dissolve the sugar and salt Cool to 
lukewarm When Jont warm add the yeast 
mixture and half the flour. Beat writ srtth a 
wooden spoon until It la nice and smooth. 
Gradually Incorporate enough at the flour to 
malst a soft dough. B should be * bit sticky. Turn 


out on Ughfly ftoa-ed board and towed lor * tow 
minutes until the dough is aatajy. Doa't 
to corporate may more fkxr than Is necessary to 
keep it from sticking to your hands. Too ^atai 
flour wifl make the bread tkry. G re ase tie i w ta ta g 
bowl. Rofl the rounded-up dough to the bowl to 
grease iB around. 

Cover bowl wntai a damp doth md set to a 
warm Ptooe to rite until double to bulk, 1 to 1H 
hours. Press • finger into the dough lightly to tost 
tor rising. If indentation stay* the dough has Ham 
enough. Punch doer and tot rise a0ita tor Meat 
20 minutes. Punch down agato and turn dough an 
to a lightly floured board. DMAs dough tots too 
pieces, knead lightly and tanpe tato loaves. P«g to 
two wall-greased 9x5x3-Inch toaf pens and tot ttoe 
again until double, about ok hour. Have even 
heated to 375 degrees F sari batoe tana 0 
mkiutei to one hour or until fry am weft 
In own e d and the loaves sound hollow ato m tapped 
cat the bottom Tum out on wire rack to wri g 
you want a soft crust brush tops with fcuttw m 
shorten i ng while hot. 

ff ysa are a beginner at to as I making, I 
thlak the very mini realpe to >tot wlto Is 
the aae I warn far aay averright whsto wtoat 


MY PET OVERNIGHT WHOLE WHEAT 
BREAD ... \k cup brown sugar. 1 scant 
t a ble ^mop of sail, 1-3 cup taiorkentog, 2% cops hot 
water, 1 package dry yeant. 3 cups wtoofe wheat 


b'< ni tr 


from 


m 


plKAR LAUNDRESSES: 

sJ I want to say a few word! about hlHgtf 


on the clothesline. 

I do not believe that Anyone should hue bath tomb 
by the hem. They dry crooked, clothespins mat o» 
nsn out, they fold out of ■ 1 ■ 


nan out, they fold out of 
■haps* etc... . 

Bath towels are made for 
one purpose, so they should 
be fluffy and absorbent. 

When you hang your bath 
towels on a line, ask your¬ 
self, “Am I going Xo take 
them in is soon as they are 
dry?" If you are smart, you 
will think; "I have more in 
the closet, and am in no 


your clothesline is HALT 
. ; . one lids vUl buff 
against the other to mike 
the towel fluffy, Baidas It 
won’t dry cr ooand.es whm 
you fold it to put it to jots 
linen closet, It has to come 
out straight So, ladies bang 
them In half across (to Hag 
An alternative: If you am 
short on towels and need 
soma in a hurry, hang only 
one third of tfaa towel orm 
the line ... at least fha two 
thirds will be buffed by fee 


hurry, so why not let the 
sunshine bleach and dry' 
them?” And then think 
again, "Why not let the 
wind buff them and make 
them fluffy?" Think about 
it twtoa . . . the sun and 
wind are free! 

If you hang a towel over 


DEAR _ , 

For those, who bate to 1 
clean hairbrushes, and beta 
a tank-type vacuum abaear, 
_i am wondering if (bto *a 
aware they can use the boas 
of the vacuum clean* end 
put the hairbrush rl£t m 
the and of the tub* end It 


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THE FAMILY 
MADE BREAD 


Muriel Wilsons Thought for Food 


■«» «*** to rise. When the dough hu doubled la 
buft It is ready to bake. Bate In a preheated 375- 
degree F oven tor 45 mlnuioa to one hour. White 
bread oan be made by this aama mettud but Z 
nee a ittle more flour to mate a lUghtly firmer 


optional, but they are one at the things that mate 
this bread a ttttie dKXmX. 

In the larva howi at an electric mixer 
combine the baftfag water, to shortening, honey 
and aalt Stir until the shortening melta. Cbol to 
lukewarm. Dtenlve the yemt in the lukewarm 
water. Let stand five mtoutos. Add yeaat to first 
mixture along with the 2 eggs well beaten, the 
wheat germ, the dry milk and the whole wheat 
flour. Beet two minutes at medium speed Stir In 
remaining flour and the chopped nuts The 
mixture wfl be sticky. Turn out on well-floored 
board and shape into two loaves. Place In two 
welt-greaaetf loaf pane 9x5x3 Inches. Dover with a 
damp cloth and let rite until one Inch from top of 
pans. Preheat oven to 375 degrees F and bake 
loaves about 50 minutes or until done. These 
loaves have a different texture and do not rise up 
as light as regular bread but the flavor is 
wonderful. If dented you oan mate buna of half 
the dough. 


How, cups all-purpose flour and H eup <ky 
■tom milk powder. 

Ufa is my own version eg an easy, easy way 
to make br ea d. It can./be s S arted to a jiffy juat 
iiiUnr r going to bed. No kneadtog, no floury mesa 
to clean up. I don't even get my h ea d s stfoky. I 
OK a plastic paM tor mixing so there h no worry 
about the dough rising over the top during the 
nkgbt. Into the pail I put the sugar, salt and 
■hortaning and pour to the hot water. The stater 
be hot enough to molt the 
VMr Ms Is happentog I gat ready for bod. By 
the tone I'm to my nighty, ahppen and housecoat 
the mixture has cooled to lukewarm. I sprinkle to 
the yeast and give k a bit of a stir. I let the yeaat 
perk while I have ray bedtime cup of tea.Then to 
goes the whole wheat flour and I teat the mixture 
weft. Now add the mUk powder and the white 
flour. I uae a woode n spoon which s eems to be 
the ideal thing far the job. The dough should be 
weft mixed at tfaia point. It should be soft and 
sticky- Salad oft wnoothed over the top 
keeps the top from crutotog. Oovered, ft stands on 
the Mtchen ecxmter until morning No mo es ti t y to 
keep ft warm . It oomea up beautifully to the long 
rising period. 

First thing to the morning I punch toe dough 
down right to the poll (or bond) and tot ft stand 
ixtfft after breakfast Turned ouf on a floured 
hoard the dough la cut to half. Each piece to 
kneaded slightly and shaped Into loaves. These 
are placed to loaf pans or round casseroles sreO 
g r e en e d. Tbie time the bread pans are piaoed to a 


MINT'S BEEAD . . . 1V4 cupe boiling water, 
• Tbsp. vegetable shortening, 4 cup honey. 1 
scant Tbsp. salt, 2 packages dry yeaat, 1 cup 
tuto w oini water, 2 eggs. % cup dry skin milk 
Powder, to cup wheat germ, 2% sups aU-purpoee 
flour. lt| cups whole wheat flour, and 1 cup 
chopped watouto. The nuts, of course, could bit 


h a damp cfalh and set to a 
• until dcxible to bulk, 1 to Ito 
er into the dough lightly to last 
atian stays the dough has teas 
n and let rte again tor tent 
down agato and turn doofti m 
board. DMds dough tota too 
y and riape toto bam. Put to 
cSxi-fcnch loaf pine aadktito 
, about one hour. Rave even 
trees F and bate Iravaa « 
tour or ontfl toey ir wsft 


met 


m out on wire rack to cool. 8 
nut brush tops with butte er 


Always nae all purpose flour for al y eaa t baking. When kneading bread Incorporate 
as Ittle floor m possible. Always remove bread from pans Immediately It cornea from the 
oven. Cod os a wire rack. 

For a atop onto . . . brush top of loaves several times while baking with cold water. 
For a soft crust... brush tops of loaves with melted butter or margarine after they come 
from the ovss sad cover with a terry towel while loaves are coding. 

OF COURSE YOU CAN MARK BREAD 


lastly typed In alphabetical 
order and placed in a small 
picture frame beside my 
telephone. 

It looks pretty and neat, 
and is as handy as my tele¬ 
phone. 1 have found this 
time-saving and conven- 
IftOb eUli. X-*rrf 


la yeur hand and rub (face 
down) briskly bade sad 
forth on any place of wool 
carpet The bracelets will 
shins like a brand-new 
half dollar. 

If you do not have wool 
carpets, and your husband 
happens to have ft pair of 
old wod trousers, put them 
on your ironing board, turn, 
down tbs cuff and shine the 
bracelets on the Inside of 
the cuff where it won’t 
show. Ibis never removes 
the oxidation where It 
should remain. 

Now, if you have any 
more troubles, just write 
to me in care of this paper. 
I’m always bate. Halolse 


DEAR HELOISE: 

1 always wondered why 
woman seem in such a rush 
to take the eggs out of the 
carton and put them in ft 
bowl, etc., in their refrig¬ 
erator. 

The eggs need to be cov¬ 
ered; the carton provides 
just the right protection for 
them, and it will usually fit 
Into the egg section of the 
refrigerator door. 

However, if you prefer to 
take them out of the carton 
to put them in the storage 
unit, always be sure to place 
the large and of the eggs 
up, as it contains the little 
“sir pocket," and the eggs 
will keep better that way. 

Delia 


rw words about hanging towto Imm yfc 

nyonc should hang bath towah gl 
:rooke d, olothefftM fril cot - ^g| 

your clothesline ift HALT 

‘°r , . one aids will buff ~ 

ild against the otter ft) will suck up all the hair. 

the towel fluffy. Baridea it Not only hair, but all the 
th won’t dry crooted, m whan dust and dandruff caught in 
x- you fol d it to put it Ift your your hairbrush! 
ke Tin—» closet, it has to come This Is the easiest way X 

re out straight So, ladfca, bang know of to dean halrbrush- 
ou them in half aerma to Bne. ea. 

in An alternative: If you me AbWe Solaburg 

no short on towels and need 
■one in a hurry, hmg only 
one third of the towel am 
the Hne... at least the two 
thirds will be buffed by the 
a wind. Main 


To avoid leaving a mark 
on the floor and to keep the 
nap of wall-to-wall bath¬ 
room carpeting from being 
flattened, I purchased an 
ordinary cake-cooling rack 
to set my diaper pall on. 

Carol Muahock. 


I reed the bint about 
manicuring your finger¬ 
nails as aoon as you have 
finished doing the dishes , 
... while your cuticles sre 
■till soft Sect hi another 
Ideat 

Am soon as X have finished 
shampooing my hair, and 
while it Im drying, X mani¬ 
cure my nails while I am 
sitting under the drier/ I 
am accomplishing two things 
at cm cel n , lhv 


A h armies paint for 
children to play with la 
made by opening a can of 
evaporated milk and adding 
■ few drops of food color¬ 
ing to it! It smears beauti¬ 
fully, and works like a 
charm. 

* Ibis “paint” can ba used 
with either the fingers or 
paint brushes. 

8-20 Mother 

■ yea torn a Msg jprjto 


I have some sterling sil¬ 
ver Indian bracelets. They 
are most beautiful when 
only the design is oxidized, 
yet ugly when the rest of 
the bracelet becomes, tar¬ 
nished. 

How can one clean the 
outside and make It shine 
without removing the oxi¬ 
dation from the design? 

Octaw 

Remove the bracelets 
from your arm. Hold them 


Whenever e member of 
our family is ill and must 
remain in bed, X put a rub¬ 
ber mat cm top of the bed- 
aide table to do away with 
the noise of medicine bottles 
and glasses. 

The mat also protects the 
table in case a dripping 
bottle or damp glass is set 
on it Hal an 1 L 


When X dean off the 
table after a meal, X place 
all the things to be refrig¬ 
erated in one “pile” near 
the refrigerator. This way, 
X have to open the refrig¬ 
erator door only once!' 

XCasey 


For those, who tele to 
dean hairbrushes, and have 
a tank-type vacuum sterner, 
J am wondering if toy are 
aware they can use the hose 
of the vacuum daaam sad 
put the hairbrush rigti ca 
the and of the tub* ted ft 


- X have my most-used 
telephone numbers conven- 

























Two days later, Green HDI Park stiH burned 
fiercely. Her buckled decks were too hot to ask 
an Ml toe recovery «f bodie s canid ml begin. 
Firefighters battled the flame* around toe clock. 


The 2,S0M*orsepoMW tug Selvage Queen 
cleared Victoria with a 40-man crew to take 
rharae of salvage operation when the aisp could 
be boarded. 

Attorney-General R L Mcitteid KC. already 


inary Inquiry, the port manager was asked by the 
Vancouver mayor to begin a full probe, and the 
RCMP interrogated all longshoremen who ted 
teew working aboard thr ship began- she Mew up. 

The bat at aaaaakfc* continued Seven 
firemen were overcome by ammonls fumes wtrfle 
c *'■•*** «hr toip's r e f rigerator aeolton Rushed to 
hospital, they were discharged shortly after 
treatment 

Of toe 25 persona injured to the (tenter, a sriy 
eight remained hospitalised by Marti I 


IMHI 




M 


A 


One of the numy merchantmen to visit Victoria in 1965 teas the Pdnamanian 
freighter, Lagos Michigan . 

Few who watched her load lumber at Ogden Point in May recognized the respect - * 
able dowager as being a lady with a past - a very dark past . 

For it was the Lagos Michigan, then the shining new Green Hill Park, which 
shattered Vancouver with the worst explosion in that ci/y ’s history . Eight men died 
and nutre than $1,000,000 in damage resulted - March 6, 1945 . 


Built in 1943 by the Burrard 
Drydock Company, the 425-foot 
Victory ship had been launched ■* 
the Fort Simeoe. But it was as 
one of Canada’s famous wartime 
“Parks” that she entered Vancou¬ 
ver Harbor in February, 1945, and 
tied up at the Canadian Pacific’s 
Pier B. / 

After her annual refit, long¬ 
shoremen swarmed over the ship, 
filling her yawning holds with 
lumber, tinplate, newsprint, chem¬ 
icals and general cargo. Her mani¬ 
fest seemed innocent enough. 

But after the deadly bjgst it 
was to become the centre uf strong 
controversy. 


out at thr hold and I was the last out. Somebody 
moot have been aiinkJag ” 

AHierl Woods, aa engineer an the neteMmriog 
Bowhm Park was coming to visit a friend on 
the Greer Hfll “I oan fril you I aure started 
runkg.” he related, when he spotted yeltow 
smoke and a flair ignite Jurt aa he stepped <s*a» 
her gangpl a nk. 

Another lonewhoremen M. Nahu. was working 
In Number 2 hatch when the first two explosions 
shook the vessel. "The thlrtl bla«t blew me Into a 
save-all net. I picked myself up and then pulled 
Imv i tew itws oat of the water where they also 
had beea blown " 

T>e Beal te n dnund stevedore J. L. Nesbitt 
in Number 8 hatch The second knocked him onto 
his face to the ofiy darkness. Jumping up. he 
"tan to toe ral tteete sewn men were ifi mhiwg 
dowa toe tewaar to toe dack. 

"it was then the third exjdosion came and the 
seven men were blown into the water." 

One of toe Green Hill Park s se a s a ea saw a 
fellow crew member "killed when be attempted 
to run to the (root of the veaael wttte the 
e u p to ainas "Vie going aft " 

Survivors a a w grg men had been flung 75 feet 
tab* toe air by the awesome blasts. 

Within 20 minutes of the fast exjdantan. Red 
Cross nurses, led by Mrs. S, C. Fawcus, had 
a t wn ed a fits! aid ■tattoo aa rated Pier B. Booms 
of the Injured, aflntnt from bine and shock, 
were rushed to hospital Mote nurse* hurried 


b> trail not firefighters 

Other ships, including the li,00H-tuo Bownesa 
Park, urn hauled to tor aaJrt) of Burrar d In let, 
a* mors to i hoofs attached the flames aweeptag a 
lumber barge which bad been anaased alaagssde 
the Given Kill Park la command of the Bownesa 
Park, but on leave dining toe #*ci»etnesd. wa* 
Capt G Ronald Newell, now Victoria harbor 
master 

Vancouver Harbor was choked with wartime 
shipfxng and several nearby vessels had been set 
afire by toe blate. Fortunately, these acre easily 
controlled. 

Vies stiver's charred waterfront ass its 
scribed aa a "war mane" ia(e toe! evening 

was rerotoded at toe horrendcus blast 
which almost deafipyed Hahfmx 28 years earlier. 
The French munitions toip Mont Blanc ted 
col IIdrd wMfa the Belgian relief ship I mo to the 
harbor The ensuing holocaust killed l.fll* 
persons. Injured 8,000 and left 20.000 destitute, 
costing *25,000.000. The Green Hill Park tragedy 
could horttty be compared to this, but 11 eu 
serious enough. 

Others re caked the unhioky date of Feb. IS, 
1843, when exploding dyn ami te razed Dawson 


ted tr h gr aphe d the federal mWater of transport 
requeteag a "s r s rnh to g inquiry" into toe oauae of 
the expk mans. Msay others ware asking just 
what ted caused toe atop to Mow up. Some saM 
toe ted heea loaded with munitions, which was 
againtrt herbar reguiaSfana Others went so tor ii 
toe ahai^e sabotage. 

The mew, of Salvage Quern. Salvage 
Prtoeeaa and Skuoloim joined the battle. 
Eventually thr flames were beaten back enough 
lor exploring parties to examine the blackened, 
debefe-httered. wnoukftrrtag pit that was Number 
S hold. Two bodies, charred bejrand recognition, 
were uncovered hi the mire. Other salvors 
jettisoned lumber and pulp from Nmbrr 4 teU 
*> firefighters could move up wttfc tor 
equipment. 

SaU aw of Salvage Princess' men: "SfeH It 
twisted in all dkvetom. although the room 

has ssdfered fittfe damage - 

Water bring la pooh on toe freighter's Warped 
tecto m "batting aver" from toe firm mgww 
be tow. 

Aa alvaa and ttrefigtitess itasty gained an 
the Maze, federal authorities ordered a nre M m- 


I^nding continued on schedule. 

Then, at 11:45 a.nt., March f, the cry “Fleet’' 
■wept the ship. Supervising officers and longshore¬ 
men rushed for hates and extinguisher. Oates 
were cast aside from number 3 bold, where a thin 
veil of bluish-white smoke waa sweeping through 
a ventilator. But, aa wa ter famed ante toe imoM- 
aring cargo, the amoke became thicker. 

Suddenly a name-apawtog btoat rocked the 
vetHcl. In a deafening, earth-shaking chain re¬ 
action, three more cnfttoa fallowed 

Green HUi Pack jumped atoned atom- of gw 
water. 

A tidal d*ck wane pumsnatted toe entire city. 
Pwiestriana near the wa t erfro n t ware knocked to 
tor pavement; ware ho use doors splintered from 
tor rr htagsa. Twenty-five thonasnd wtoikw n. — 
IS, 0*0 square feet sf plate gtoas — dktotegxntod. 
burrling mitoons of glam steers toward at the 
buildings’ startled occupants. Many office 
ma kers In toe Marine Bottdtog and post office 
received facial ento. 

Window s at the Chndlan Nottonal Rattways 
(riatwn, a rafie and a half away, rattled violently. 
A federal pwraacat a sihtte e t to Victoria said 
there was not enoagb gtoas avsttable throughout 
Canada to re pai r the damage. 

Burning wre ckag e of toe tMp was ac ate red 
•vrr blacks. 

Crete n Itok ww a vohaan o of flame and 
■moke. Seven and o n e to df tote of sigml fo c ket a 
flashed through toe blackened skies—an eerie 
tosplay at bitfikiM, iissiantoa ealora over toe 

men smouldered in bar flaming holds 

Stevedore Ralph Atktonon. working to 
Nunilwr 3 hatch, had been one of the first to 
notice smo te . He and comradea ted tried Anting 

ZTSrJSS,* ****"** ™* 

"We knew tome waa some iaflammobir liquid 
to osns." he arid. "also aome flares, so we heat It 


by 

T. W. PATERSON 


bunfies sf bandage and st-rdr drritogs, blankets 
and hot-water bottle* to the scene. 


UesasMc. i gitek ig , warnings to stand dear, 
young Abie Seaman Nei MacMillan manoe u vred 
the SMoot Royal Cansrttoi Navy harbor rescue 
craft Andamar* alongside Green HHI Park. 

Ii Ti ii ikg auivivnrs lea p i ng Into toe harbor from 
blistered decks Alma* blinded by the intense 
best, toe heroic aatkars inched toeir snay through 
a mam of -mimnung awn and flamtog debris. 

stop’s te rn sriwn toe MM blast went tft 

"We loaded aa Btey as we could aboard our 
to*p" MacMillan Inter reported, "sad we 
lettered first aid an toe w*y to the dock. 

"Then we went teak to toe sa me and stood 
by ** 

Twn sf Green Hill s naval passer*, to ns to 
- the ween by heat, jumped to the drain of toe 


But bo revue crew* could board toe to w n 
"Thousands of otter workers," reported The 
Citoalit. "prang from tote noonday men la and 
poured along the mtoa stock Inward Pier B . . . 
Pohoe cars, fire ento**** and ambulances raced 
toward thr scene and a cordon to assay, ansry and 
air farce police prevented spectators from getting 
anto toe pier . . . 

'"The crowds fell back In order when paMce 
feoU Item the Ship might explode at any 


w orried toe it HI-floating blazing ship out brio the 

harbor, then through the First Narrow* into the 
open Engitoh Bay. beanhtog her on famous 9Mi 
Rock More exploainm were f ea r e d every m inure, 
as toe raging Area continued, despite the 


An Explosion Shattered Vancouver 


«» » »<»(» u!ti himi.h niii iU)i i:uiun.‘Hi.:m.:miiUHi.ii‘,i iUi! : 9 ^ s 




















Officials Wondered 
What Caused Blast 
Over-proof Whisky 


ISLANDER Crossword Puzzle 


Id Calorada hcraiaa. 

tributary. 14 Verae yatten. 

110 DniiNM af 15 Snail *we«t 

Great Briuia, cake. 

111 Rebellion* 14 Exodna: Abbe. 

17 Chair member. 

114 Enbarraaaed. It Hnnter't 

111 A British qrarry. 

military award: 15 F.B.I. ipit 
Abbr. 9 Chine* Kent 

119 Temple of moiety, 

ancient Kama. 11 British 

US Community. - nobleman. 

124 laeonaiderate. S3 New.paper 

127 Part of a artieje. 

-himary 34 Hecantoab. 

128 Feaccri blade. 34 Ralareaee * 

129 Celerity. 

130 Sian ladiea 
dwelling. 

131 A weald power 
Abbr. 

132 Overlook. 

133 Ancient 
chariot. 

134 Obeiena. 

135 Mather of 
ApaOa. 

DOWN 

1 Sente. 

2 Flutelike 
iBitrament. 

I Mythical 
bowman. 

4 Warlike. 

5 Turbine power. » 

4 Hannd. 

7 Qualified. 38 

5 Green parrot *1 

9 Fierentiae iria. 43 

10 Cetrylni pa « 

charge*. “ 

II Aggregate. M 


72 Dimlnutlre. 

74 Originatr. 

75 Cemmi adeem. 

74 Goanod opera. 

77 Theatar 

S imageway. 

aid atblettt 
Slang. 

79 Stady. 

10 Bcaatifnl 
white hard. 

•1 Laeke. 

84 Timber Urn. 

84 Indian aign. 
89~Philtnepber 
ei ancient 
Greece. 

91 Bellew. 

37 Farm animila. 93 Term ef polite 
Sfi Flavoring oiL addram. 

♦0 Lopsided. 94 Tinatworthy. 

42 Narrow country 94 Satchel. 

highway. 91 Scooped ant 

44 Wedding 101 Cenepire. 

attendant*. 103 Ottoman 

45 Machinin'* goversara. 

helper. 104 Soonrge. 

44 Cklneae money. 106 Art gum. 

48 Eqnaiiae*. 199 Flexible. 

50 Rendera Ill Game of 

WmJen chance. 

52 Teamater'a 113 Meaaic piece. 

114 Prow. 

115 Pneblo Indian. 
116 Sheep. 

117 Cewpokc'a 
mount. 

119 Le Moko of 
tkc Ceablh. 

120 Beaide*. 

121 Evict 
122 Opera by 
Handel. 

125 Weatern Indian. 
126 Bulgarian 


61 Eatrmnely. 

62 Droop. 

64 UiiwtflctML 

66 Delaware i 
Abbr. 

67 Apparent. 

69 New Zaelaed 

evergreen tree*. 
71 Water pitcher■. 

73 Sen af 
Aaurctkca. 

74 Snpparted. 

75 Vary: Fr. 

74 Bandle af 

aticka. 

71 Archbiabop. 

79 Prahialeric 


Sodium Chlorate 


WM to the Mat at mfaming Four at the five 

nomrttl bodfcn had been tottod ■ the water- 
fifed bottom dr Number 2 hoM. 

A« the official inquiries into the tragedy got 
ooder way. a CUnW editorial voiced what many 
ware asking: 

"How did it happen that a venae! with no 
jplgtfe ■ cargo came to be docked ht the centre 
if Vancouver'* waterfront, when an exptorton 
noukl. and did. do Sl.OOO.OOO word) of damage 
Mlde of a few minutes? 

. , What the public will wi«h Oral to be 
Mtrnd k on the question of accident or 
aabotage. Accident can aprtaw from different 
•or* o t facta, cabotage from only one. an 
Mtemy in our midat. Official reticence altar the 
•ooirenee has not helped matters. The actual 
tarti ae to the human and other damage are 
waning out now. and they muni be followed uq 
y pwii the account ia complete. Then, when the 
gnjnfry hua had time to operate, the public will 
expect the answers to many question that could 
be, ml In part are being, asked now." 

An official of the Canada Shipping Ompany. 
operators of Green HH1 Par*. feH Impelled to 
make a public statement to the effect “there 
were absolutely no explosives and no ammunition 
on board." 

He atknilted. however, that l.SB (actually 
3,7*1 towns of sodium chlorate, for use aa a 
weedkiller, had been in Number 3 hold. Sodhim 
chlorate waa sometimes used ki the mamrfacture 
of pyrotechnic explosives. Asking the mm* 
question; concerning the cause of the Marts wa» 
fee International Longshoremen and Warehtxmrv 
men's Union, which had tort rtx members. 

At the coroner s inquest, stevedore Nefl Weir 
related hi* narrow escape. He had been working 
to Number 1 hold, he mid, when his gang r ealise d 
what was happening. Eight men hod f *’ Vr, ~7 y 
tried climbing up the single ladder from the hoKL 
In desperation, Weir had scrambled up a rope. He 
recommended the hokta have tour escape ladders. 

Another longshoreman said he had heard 
someone shout: "AM off the rtkp!" He and 
comrades had thought K merely the signal tor 
lunch — until a ventilator hatch fell on them. 

Stevedore Edward P Sfchavtoh had barely 
escaped from Number 3 hatch, signal flares 


19 HJfctde 
defeat: Fr. 

Wt lamaair. 

artichoke. 

21 Pakistan 
aanactary aaiL 

22 Wheal abaft. 

23 CstVyaw. 

24 llamp 


27 ShiBy-ehally. 
29 Pixia. 

*0 Maraud 
b-llfighier. 


to Secondhand. 

90 Fly aloft. 

92 Caatly far. 

94 Coala gration. 

95 Coder. 

97 Clang af 

greenery. 

99 River ia 
Poland. 

100 Slatted a 
garden. 

102 Menber af a 

aaarteL. 

108 PrecioHi gna. 
105 Lnnherjack'a 
leal. 

107 Jeaatiag 

era teat af the 


53 Ivankaa 

chancier. 

15 Afteryart. 

M Egyytian dan 
ail*. 

99 Cal Vara fed. 
41 Warning 
danghler at 
Taatalna. 

43 Sahjcct af s 
Cayckylay. 

47 Skary yan. 
49 Joined. 

-31 Syeeified tine. 
52 Dexology. 

13 Cotton l.f. 

54 Ttoabl n a ira s 


found aboard the wrecked ship, and a man’s 
Jacket with hoi water bottles sewn into the 
potkete. said the RCMP. W ere these ihe Unde «< 
a saboteur? 

More likely, suggested a Mount ie, they ware 
devices for tapping an alcoholic cargo — 
"Iwnachiag” — nod smuggling the prized liquor 
ashore. 


Ax. American Liberty ship loaded wrtft arnai 
bombs had blown up In Bari harbor. Besides the 
many dead and tojured harbor facilities were 
damaged and three other freighters caught hre. 

The Green Hifl Park toquiry continued, 
government experts mrng to determine whether 
aodium chlorate, signal flare* fuel or a shipment 
rorf whisky had caused Ihe fire and 


The Dally Colonist— Page 11 
Sunday, March to. I9M 















James K. 
Nesbitt 


now oM l«Mk| looks hook—mr la a n>w root af Mi 
Mr. Md Vo— drove nil «wr tkr rH) on their bower—oai 
hr 81 - r—ida tar ■ — m|duo— ref— at and more mo*. 


8T. FRANCTI HOTEL-tao tan— r 
■iMiataf afeal non he dona nflh 
innate in Oak Bay 


and —meraJ of the kumU nl thr ho—I suppftnA 
come eaoeMo* music. On their return to the 9t 
Francis, a aumptnoua an drkng repast waa served, 
after which the evening wai pieannUy spent «dkl 
mu* " 

There were ao many weddings 60 years agi 
Mb dr—ouken were up to their eyes and the 
merobandc did a roaring buanwa supping 
p n aenta. in a day when the gifts were mentioned 
in the newspaper*, with the names at thoae who 
■eat them 

Here are t—e at tho rn. weddings: "Rear. V. 
Leake Clay officiated at a pretty home veddkg 
• when Mr C F. ll eitaerg. too at Dr. Heiberg of 
Tr a nd pearl, Norway, and Mica Mary Pearl Rape, 
daughter of Mr ad Mrs R C Pope of Aaddnad. 
Wisconsin. were unted in the holy bonk of 
matrimony at 28 Pandora Avenue, the pmanat 
residence at Mr. and Mn. Pope. 

"The bride, wtio was attended by her ato p 
aimer. Mia Kate Gordon (mam lira. Dave 
. c l«e«eer at Vk-toriat waa prettiiy pawned In a 
bream crepe de chi or. trimmed In milk pa arum 
trie velvet and lace The bridesmaid waa e—- 
tunied in blue ladies' doth, with picture hat to 
match 

' The groom w— anpporied by Mr Harry 
Robs (father of Ion Ram at the But chart 
Gardens i. treasurer at the Vancouver lal—d 
Cement Wats at Tod Inlet. 

“The bride ■ mother wore a handsome black 
voile costume of hand-embroidered pone* ai 
buck silk and vest af white silk, embroidered hi 
pink heather, also done by hand. 

"Mbs Gertie Tbotruon. water of Mrs R L. 
Frawer (mother of Dr. Allan h—n of ttos city, 
who afaty fire—ded at the argan. was gowned to a 
pretty rrewm eoiienne with lace trimmings " 

*-At the Btsh^s Palace ArcfafnMnp Or* 


SOCIETY NEWS and GOSSIP of the DRAWING ROOM 


The MaandD of the day probably ate 
up this news, though I*m sure there were 
some then, as now, Mho said they'd have 
nothing to do with anything so flighty as 
society. Ttn positive the men of the day 
said it was a lot of Junk, and they didn't 
even look at it, let alone read it; however, 
men are always that way—they read the 
society pages when they hide away by 
themselves. 


This headline went across 
eight columns each Sunday in The 
Colonist, in the spring months of 
1906 — 60 years ago. 

There teas a whole page of 
society news and drawing room 
gossip; the headline was a bit mis¬ 
leading, for there really wasn't 
much gossip . It ms nothing like 
the gossip columns of today. It said 
nothing about anybody that was 
not extremely complimentary. Vm 
sure the 1906 drawing rooms of 
Victoria were filled with gossipy 
rhii-chat, but none of that hit the 
news/Hiper*. How I wish it had; 
what juicy morsels we'd have to 
rhetr upon today. 


1 writ be quite henett I thoroughly « 0 >yd 
rernSna SOCIETY NEWS and GOSSIP of the 
DRAWING ROOM in ttK 19(16 Colonial. I learned 
all sorts of bits that are arm part of our Matury. 
Such a column tolls ua how profile of that day- 
spent their lives They e eem to have been much 
more social than today, and liked to reed hnut 
t ttoirwefves and each other. In the newspapers 

I found for instance, the marriage of a noted 
seafaring citizen "At St John's Church Mr 
Joha C. Vo—. of the Si Francis Hofei, whose 
fame is world-wide as the voyager of the TBikunt, 
and Mrs. Mary Ann Cro(h of St Louis Mo The 
bride waa drewed In a pretty brown silk costume, 
with bat to match " 

TV newlyweds didn't drive off by then—rive- 
amM a shower at rice for parts unknown —deed 
wot; "After the ceremony, in company with Mr 
a—i Mrs A D Wilson. Mr and Mrs Vo— 
ert.ioyed a delightful drive all about the city 
slopping at the Oak Bay Hi/cl. where Mr*. Wilson 









ssip 


1 


ce 


kr 

a me* K. 
Nesbitt 


h>‘ haul wppfcriA 
return to the 9t. 
t|Hsl was served, 
unfitly 


ogs GO years ago 
Hr eyes sad te 
aneaa »H%inK 
i were mention'd 
nee ri those ate 


"Rev. 

y home 
at Or. Heiberg of 
fiery Pearl (bpe. 
Pope at 
t holy 


•led by her 
low Mrs 
iUy eowwad 
la silk pu 
timiid was 
ih picture hat to 

• by Mr Harry 

if the Buloterf 
' swcouver liked 

handsome Macfc 

• lered iwneK at 

l embroidered in 

tid 

er of Mrs R L 
eeerl of I ho city. 
•e»s ipmmed to a 
Wmminn " 
ikcUxdap Orth 



SP to mti fa ed a very pretty wvrtteig. whm Mr. 
Jsweee Hunter af the term of PHber and Lesser, 
Vang reiver, ami Mtos Ti nr phi as O'Sullivan were 
ladhed to maeriage. (They tint Uvad to 
VmrrurTr. and tiwa built “Stratfaeara." on Moae 
Stoat, opposi te the Ast GaMery Donate J. 
Hwaier at Victoria is their son.) 

'The bride, who was givoa away bp her 
brother. Mr. Eton O Sullivan, the weiteown aad 
papier athlete, was dr e ssed to a h as ten m e go to g 
swap costume of cham p agne colored chiffon 
cloth, with tiny overefaedt of pale blue, with a 
pretty abort bolero coat trimmed to pasroe rt ri e tt o 
■etch. Her hat was blue oscltoe strew at the 
pretty new sailor e fieri, with ruche af ribbon and 
beautiful clustera at torgrt-m e - a ots. 

"Her sister, Miss tea O'Sulkvan, who acted 
the part of bridesmaid, was prettily dressed to 
Hue satin, with hat to match. Mr. Harry Lawson 
supported the groom. The reception was held at 
the O’Sulrvan home to Quebec Street, where a 
recherche repast was served by the bride's older 
tefen. Mte Elisabeth ate Mha Kale 
O'SutMvan.' * 

Emily Carr (h r se e d up and atteted her 
niece's wedding: "Mte ttoa NR hotel to Mr. V. 
W. Boultbee of Vancouver — the bride wore a 
white satin bme n ds, p rtoae m style, wtte yoke ate 
bertha at Maltese lace — she wna attended by her 
Sta ins , the Mimes Muriel, Emily ate Lilian 
Niehotea. mid fee gram's state. Mte Ethel 
Nichole* — at the reception at the home of the 
bri d e ’s aunts, the Misses (ton, Garr Street, the 
MM couple received congratatottcm toandtog 
a magrtfieeri marriage bell. (This Carr 
yet, at Simeoe ate Government, 
mashed by a Government of Canada ptoque, 
maktog EmOy Carr a great Chaadtaa.] 

"Joel M ymrs ago the bride’s mother ate 
father were united to marriage, ate were thrive*, 
as was Mias Nlchofles. by the same eabmam. Mr. 
Winter. Sr. (Of the five Carr sisters, only me 
m ni to U -f 

"Mim Carr looked well in a rich Mack stik; 
Mias B. Carr to a pretty grey pm; Mm Alice 
and Mte Mike Carr, champagne voile, with 
pretty silk embroidery trimmings.’' 

The musical Mb of Victoria CO yearn ago 
were out every second night to attend a concert 
Of one kind or another. Here’s an example: "The 
third co n c e rt by fee Victoria L a d l es ' Musical Chib 
— at Want’s Hal — 'Moratog Dew' and Since we 
Period' were very ihwitj and ably rendered tor 
Mias Wte>feed Lugrto (Mme. W. Lugrta Fahey) 
accompanied by Miss Powell to her usual ahUMnl 
maamer. These were followed by a piano dart *W 
Mrs George Philips and Mte FteuerfHI — toe 
Web contralto of Mrs. J. D Helmcken (mother of 


Mm Dnsgte Bullaa) texted to advantage, and 
the mmmt at the tine student ate lamer el untie 
same cut as aha asttg. 

The Lott Chord' was splmtoly wnhud , very 
nut triad) tefed by Mm. Hrrwnrw Robntoate 
Mte Powell at tint pte». Mr. Gbtem Hcto 

perhap s the prewtost 
RmrirWr at The 

MU' — these trite port bete Mm. W. E. 
Green, Mm. D. E. Chmpbeft, Mm It H Poriey 
sari Mrs Gideon Hicks 

There was a big meeptiom to toe big hoaae at 
the top oi Moss Street, now toe Art Gallery, 
where, in 1981 Lientenint-Oavernar Sir Henry 
Joiy de Lotted! n pave a dtomer tor the Duke and 
Du chem at Cornwall and York, later King George 
V aad Queen Mary. The h ou t e a a was the gracious 
Mm. David Spencer, who, noted The Colorist 
“was samterd in receiving by Mrs. Chris Spencer, 
her daughter-totem, ate ate by Mte Oukto 
Spencer (now Mm. G. G. McGeer of Vancouver) 
and her sM«r, Mrs. Teague, while (he Mteea 
Spencer all 'isaaitsrt in s e rv in g ** p res e n t with 
the teniae 1 1 dainties. Throughout the aft e rnoon 
Mte Charlotte Spencer debated the totem by 
unit e e te mme vocal s e ted lon t to a mod 
captivating manner. Mte Fkmtie Spencer being 
aceampanievt. Some h andsome gowns were 
Dotted, Mm. Spencer wore a rite ttedk rife, 
Utmed to tee “ 

Lieriananl-Gavevnsr Sir Henri Joly gave a 
Government House dinner for Prince Arthur of 
Qmmught. fee tables being "kmntdbBy draped 
with yrikm sdk. which was surmounted by 
maaaea at wttd Mte and all-yellow jonquils. The 
g own s at the Indies were meny-hued ate so 
striteagiy beautiful as to baffle des cri ption." 

Mim Violet Rowed, daughter of Dr and Mrs. 
Israel Wood Powell af "Oakdene" now fee 
residence of tin Anghrwn Artebiabop at British 
Ookmibte. ri Vancouver and Burdeti, was among 
the pretty yuung women at Go ver n m ent House 
tint evening, and tee “was requested to play The 
flkwte's Dream, wtate, M k wed known k a 
ifc-lighted two-step, composed by thk talented 
young Victorian lady. 

"The Prince waa ao charmed with its graceful 
mdnscy that he asked lor a copy, saying that he 
would request baa regimental Interna ate r to have 
It wteestramd. Mte Powell has s tea d y received 
a khe honor by the band at the Genkas 
Iliribinfers Victorians will be pleased to 
that toe fwne of one ri their tended mui 
is an alfety append, as to have her 
appmdatetf by myrity and used to ttw CM 
World-” 


The wh al e tan mori to bo on the 
P» here, there, everywhere, to band concerto, 
dances, teas, dtonerg: "At 'Regent Park' Mia. 
(Dr.) Ernest Hall waa hostess at a delightful lea 
he gave m honor at Mrs. Hart, mother of Dr E. 
G. Hart, who Is at preens! here, the guest of Dr. 
and Mrs. Hart. Mrs. Braett entertained the 
guerts with some vocal selections, and Mies 
Hattie Nictates (Mrs La«bbi MacMillan of 
Vanoaiver) rendered several toatrumeniHl num¬ 
bers feat were mute enjoyed." 

Whatever has happened to the surprise party? 
Do auah events still take price T Sixty years ago A 
was quite the thing to put on: "A bond of 
merrymakers assembled and repaired to Wood¬ 
bine House, the home of Mr and Mrs. Wilkins to 
surprise thrir daughter, Mim Isabel WUkim. and 
enjoy a pleasant evening, and each one testified 
that they did so when the time tor dispersing 
came abmat all .too quickly. A! the proper time 
tempting dainties pe i/ rife d by fee Invaders were 
produced, and amply t ac rid by *1 present, who 
Included Mka Kate Dalby. Mr. Bob Dalhy. Mr. 
ChfT Pines. Mr. H. MuCmaisb, Mim Ada Smith, 
Mr. Oddy Kastfees, Mka Ethel Grant. Miss O. 
(risk. Mr. Qnb Item, Mr. Edgy Heelings, 
Mr. CMre McConnell, Mte Hi tty O'Keefe, Mr. 
Jim O'Keefe. Mm. Booth Mr. J. A SoWvan. Mm. 
Stetttewx-fe, Mr. T. Kite. Mte C Wales." 

The noted Chnadton contra fin. Emma Albari, 
nm IB Vtotaria fee sprite ri m ysam ape tor 
her farewell concert She had her asoo m pantat. 
Frank Vatins wtiti Mr; on ass earth r ririt. Mr. 
Wstria hnd married a Victoria girl, May Gowrn. 

(to (Ms rite AAsati “wn aaalated by A T. 
Gnwasad, tenor — and a Ml chorus at 100 voice* 
of At Victoria Bin leal Society, wrier the 
Victor ship ri GMaon HJeka. trttii Edward Parsons 
at fee organ." 

Among the tears k the ebanu wee that ri ■ 
Victoria long-time favorite, Mte Evs Hart, now 
Mm. John Q Gltia* ri Vtetorie 

The Oalante seH ri tori enneevt: "The famaae 
Canadian oorferirio* saea given a rousing 
wetoome when tee made bee appearance before 
the footlights «- fee au d le n ae wne gheral wife 
Bowers, and fen. sweet singer front Chamhfy, 
Quebec. recHved numerous bouquets and baskets 
ri flowers. « 

"For all her 54 yeans, Ae great Orate 
singer k still a fine socn la t. her stage presence 
is as eccentric as ever, and her manner ri 
tripping lightly from Ae stage Is more s ug ge s tive 
ri the little Lafeunesse gtri of eight year* who 
sang tor the first time to pobtie to St James Hall 
In Montreal.” 

And who of fe o a e whs And hare to IMS east 
ever (beget Mte. Bhapam's tianctag class es ? 
E v erybod y went — and oaaa a year these was a 
ball — on fek o c f a ste n "ap r n rd by a jockey 
dan c e given by five Utile lathes This was 
extremely pretty, m am ate the Highlsnd KHng, 
executed by Mte Kitten Roberta, which wna 
loudly e ncored.** (Mte Roberts bvas yet as the 
rid family home to James Bay.) 

Yes. there was always aosnethteg that would 
make history to: "SOCIETY NEWS and GOSSIP 
of fee DRAWING ROOM.” 


CAPTAIN QUADRA 

Contiaaed from Fans 1 


renown, so it Is not sespriatag that he was chosen 
as Governor ri l l sa tim In fee hnal ataxea ri 
Spanish possesnhm. Vwwawr bad left to then 
unfortunately. 

After the timti r to Great Britain had take* 
place Quadra itbimi tt to Ms duties in the south, 
aod we hear no more ri teas. 

Should you rite Norths Sound today, and step 
ashore at Friendly Cove, you wiR find no wharf, 
nod ssthrr an Indian esame, or paewMy w ri 
thrir small Ashing bonk wsl put you ashore cm 
the shelving beach ri that bttie harbor The 
setters you wiR meet are as friendly as ever fey 
warn, indeed prafaahly mean so. tor did they not 
maaaacre a whole ship's nans pan/ once, aavtog 
only fee shipwright? Ran k aril a Onef 
Mequbanu ready to shake yon* band, and wtn-n I 
wan (here last, a very small Indian boy. too small 
eve* tor conversation, put Ms hand in mine and 
refused to let go until we finely departed. 

Two monuments top the high western point ri 
land that protects the little cove; one is Canadian 
and tiie other American, but there is no proper 
trail leading to them, and they stand as forgotten 
m the friendly cove beneath that emee saw the 
meeting ri such great men as Vancouver and 
Quadra. 

Tto 


Mb " • • “ I u 

Saaday. March M, IMS 














PAPERBACKS IN REVIEW 

-tjp- 


by ALEC MERRIMAN 


Out of This Book Developed 
B.C.’s Forestry Policies 


Paperbacks are an inexpensive way to enjoy good 
reading and occasionally you can find a priceless gem 
among the paperbacks. 

That is what we found in M. Allerdale Grainger's 
Woodsmen of the West , which is a personal story of 
early British Columbia hand logging days at the turn 
of the century, told by a man who was chiefly respon¬ 
sible for writing British Columbia's Forest Act of 
1912, the basis of B.C’s forestry policy today. 

prev iously, in 1910, he had 
sefved as secretary of the 
Royal Commission on Forestry. 

From 1916 to 1919 he held 
the key position of .B.C.’s chief 
forester.. He remained in 
private industry connected with 
forestry untii his sudden death 
in 1914. 


Si- 


All Ikpur nrrillj pihllikrd papfrWrki in avails Me by m 
P aperback Bosk Past. SIS Egttaglaa Aveear Heat. Taraato It, Qataris 


WOODSMEN'Or THE WEST, by kf. Afirrdeie GnSpr, UK 
THREE AGAINST THE WILDERNESS, by Erie Caliber. SI-St. 
THESE NESTS THE WATER HEN. by GabrteDe Ray. S1-2S- 
PfONEER DAYS IN UPPER CANADA, by Edwin C. GaRIri. Sl-SS. 
THE FUR TRADE IN CANADA, by Harold A. laala, K.U. 


Grabber'* book about weal coest 
kaxing was written from his first¬ 
hand experience when branded in 
tiondon. England, biter following hi* 
tmde-to-be from the GuM Islands to 
England. He decided the best way to 
earn enough money to marry was by 
writing a book. 

With £100 he gained from lae book 
he was able to mil back to Canada 
on the ante ship as has wife She, 
however, travelled first claac, he 
steerage 

Only 1.000 copies of his book were 
originally printed in 1908. ao they 
an 1 scarce indeed today but Woods - 
mea of tor WeA has come to be 
acceded in the provincial archives 
as one of the standard source books 
tor information about the early days 
of logging , 

Grainger's, novel reflects hie 
detailed knowledge of the west coast 
and his own logging experience. It 
ataris on old Cordova Street in 
Vancouver where oldtime woodsmen 
used to gather and It ends at his 
Lyall Street home in Victoria. 

Most of the book centres around 
Knight Inlet, which Grainger calls 
Cbola Inlet. It hasn't changed much 
since Grainger wrote about the Oats 
at the mouth of the Khnakliri. the 
towering mounted* that jut straight 
up from the water, the tricky tides, 
the sudden winds the high wave* 
that race up its long stnught 
simtches 

Although Grainger altered a few 
of the names, such aa Port 
Browning and Western Channel, 
every -island and point can still be 
identified from ha, description. 


BOOKS and 

AUTHORS 


AH the faoets of the business of 
early small-acale logging are accu¬ 
rately reproduced: the struggle with 
the donkey engine, the riggin' 
slinging, bucktog, swamping, the 
hosts, the booms, the bunkhouse* 
Through the events in the I moled* a it* 
foreground can be traced the great 
economic boom that heightened the 
scramble lor timber leases, the 
speculation and the search lor new 
"suckers" In the east, the United 
Stakes, and England, and toe cras h 
that followed to 1907. 

This is a book packed with 
human emotions and one which west' 
coast readers, whose Mves are so 
parallel with the timber industry, 
are bound to enjoy 

* * * 

There Against toe Wilderness by 

Eric Coltfer is no stranger to 
Victorians It la by a local writer 
and to one of the finest, moat 
inspiring adventure stories of 
modern times. It tells of Eric 
Collier, and of his wife and small 
■on, and how they made thru- 


frontier home to the primitive 
wilderness of British Columbia, 
where Collier had been given sole 
trapfMng rights to 150.000 acres. 
With back-breaking labor, by re¬ 
building beeves dams and torming 
the wildemeto, they almost single- 
handedly brought this barren 
country back to life. 

If you didn') get this book when 
it was first published in 1962. you 
will be happy to get it in its paper¬ 
back edition. 

e ♦ * 

Where Neals the Water Hen to as 
simple as the lives at Ihr people In 
It. and as unforgettable Sri to the 
wilderness of northern Manitoba, 
this sunny idyfl of modern frontier 
life captures the spirit and surround¬ 
ings of the pioneers — not the 
adventurers and trailbiazers who 
make the headlines, but the humble 
fold who follow after and remain to 
live out their Uves in obscurity to 
keep these trails open. 

* to * 

Days la Upper Canada 

vividly to MT* the early 
settlers of Upper Canada and their 
experiences. 

This book contains the chapters 


front Edwin GuiUri's large volume. 
Early Lite la Upper C a nada, which 
describe the pioneer home, footo 
and cooking. mailing. lumbering, 
maple sugar making, fishing, 
"bees,” amusements in town and 
country, and p i o neer sports. It to 
abundantly illustrated with authen¬ 
tic portrait*, photographs and draw- 

Tkr Ear Trade la Canada. Rest 

published 33 yctn ago. atill con* 
hours In exert a magnetic Influence, 
Harold A. Inma succeeded in idling 
several often-detailed htotories m 
one book. 

ft Is ad Man history to Ms 
evidence of boa the Huron* and the 
Ottawas became middlemen in the 
fur trade. It to transportation h is tor y 
to its aocounl of how the canoe was 
displaced by the York boat. It is 
diplomatic and interna banal history 
In it* interpretation at the nature of 
French and British rivalry and Ibi 
comments an the American revolu¬ 
tion It to buehteee history in to 
detailed account of the operation of 
the Hudson's Bay and Northwest 
companies. It to Canadian western 
and American and primarily It is 
economic history. 


Appreciation of Nature’s Wonders 
Shows in Canadian lildlife Book 


Miller and Margaret Stewart 
have made a series of CBC 
National network talks called 
Camp Wilderness and based 
upon this series they have writ¬ 
ten a delightfully entertaining 
book about Canadian wildlife. 

It is not an important book as far 
as wildlife studies go, but it is full of 
interesting facts written in an 
entertaining manner . . . the kind of 
book you like to take to bed and 
read a chapter a night, and the kind 
of book it is nice to have in a fame 
library. 


ANAGRAM ANSWERS 


Page I' 


I—The Dally Owtow-t 
March M, ISM 


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RETRIEVE 

COHERENT 

MANIFEST 

ILLUMINE 

TRROMBONE 


BRIGHT WORLD AROUND IT, 
by Miller and Margaret Stewart, 
with lllntratiaa* by Phyllis 
Ira la; Petar Marl la A boot tales ; 
IB pages; H.U. 

You won't get all the facts about 
any one animal, fish or bird, but you 
will be entertained by delightful 
experience* and you will learn facts 
about their haMts that you could get 
from no other book. 

How do hummingbird* find 
enough food to stay alive when they 
are migrating? Why was the lynx 
curled up in the barber's chair In a 
Quebec village? Does a moose have 
nine lives? What about .the curious 
confusion between hares and rab¬ 
bits? How domestic is a male black 
bass? What can be said in favor of 
the raccoon who tips over your 
garbage pails? Can you recognize 
,the wild habits in your family pets? 
You will find the answers—and 


many more—In this wonderfully 
entertaining book. 

The authors show a deep appre¬ 
ciation of nature's wonders and have 
produced a book to gratify, and 
inform, the outdoor*man, the pet 
lover, the amateur naturalist, the 
child full of curiosity about our 
World, the oldster who loves life. — 
ALEC MERRIMAN. 


ANSWER TO LAST WEEK'S FIZZLE 

























tRIMAN 


ri. SI M. 


liniC lumbering, 


Os in town and 
Mr sports It ti 


graphs and draw* 

in Canada, hr* 

■ ago. still con- 
agnHk Influence. 


n history in Bs 
e Huron* and the 
niddlemen In the 


m the canoe teas 
rock boat It la 


a of the nature of 
h rivalry and Its 


f the operation of 


d primarily It la 


ok 


this wonderfully 

oar a deep appro* 
wonders and have 
to gratify, and 
toraman. the pet 
jr naturalist, the 
iosity about our 
who loves life. — 
%. 


r WEEK'S pwzli 



Baked Skunk 
a la 

Muskie Jones 

Sporting and gift shown across 
Canada this Spring will be display¬ 
ing a new cook bonk featuring such 
delights as baked skunk, moose 
nose, and pickled beaver tail, as 
well as the traditional fish and game 


Markets Listed 
For Freelancers 


The Colonist's Islander magazine is one of only 
three Canadian newspapers and supplements which 
a wide open market for freelance w r i ter s 
m to fatim in the 1966 edition of Writer'* 


ml the 


to ha. 


VRimi M ABKET ’66 
Writer’s Digest i BM pages; 


Columbia 

River 

Pioneer Days 

norm days or nakiap 

AND THE ABBOW LAKES, 
by Kstto Jttewi) IM pages; 


With so much emphasis on 

the CatanUa River and Ar¬ 
row Lakes because of the gi¬ 
gantic hydro project now under 
construction the re-printing of 
Kate Johnsons Planner Days 
of Kakusp sad The Arrow 
lahas Is particularly timely. 


regarding query tetters, npita on 
subndasSona and tote required; 
payment rates and ttsaa «f pspiml. 
In addition to the moat complete 


copyright, modrfi releases, proper 
umnnlpt term faelndtag a 
sample TV script ill ssssKM 


Jtest shout every pubkatka that 

te steatea te kM, team Ute 


Use back wan km published In 
Mi la sammtmr—- Nakusp * 
diamond jnbQes, 1882-1993. 

TMs tk bm B has baa. revised and 
re-prtotad to honor British Colum¬ 
bia's —A Cknads's ce n te nn ial years. 


Clarkson. Ontarto. 


Army Photopapber 
Pictured OM West 


plOTOfliAran on an 

ABUT mu. by Mamtoa 


Bag details lagubmenis 

word IcagS h s, subjects 
treatmwjt, tebooa, photo 


iritgtoua pafMsm, teaks pagan astel 
even house organs. 

N you are a freelance w i t ter, or 

even V you-with to be. Ms Is your 
bible. — ALEC ROCBBIMAN. 


Bavarian-bore Christian Barths I- 

mess migrated to Amertoa and 
spent moat id his Hit to the l*d tad 

States regular army. Beglmnag as 
an army musician, be aaen de¬ 
veloped his avocation of photography 
to such an extent that It gradually 
supplanted hie regalar assignments. 

While serving on the western 
frontier to the UA. in pastOvU War 
days, this ingenious military photog¬ 
rapher-musician preserved maay te 
the details te dial country's greatest 
military adventure. 

His interesting biography, together 
with more than 100 te Barthelmeas’ 
fine photographs, makes an import¬ 
ant contribution to western h istor y 
In the last half of the 19th century. 

this book came about throtBh the 
meeting te o ra sup er man Maurice 
Frink and Choey E. Bnrthelmete, 
nan at Christian Bart he lroem an 
Jtme 25. 1997. at Bm Custer 

Battlefield National Monteweat at 
the Little Big Horn battlefield 
A hunch made Frink foAra 
Barthelmeas to his father's, grave. 
That meeting tod to die twe mew 
collaborating to roenpile tee las- 
r ins ting book about a Phitiginpksr 
aw an Army Mala. 


Who Should Control 
Nuclear Armory? 


Ttete printing will be even more 
appreciated than the first edition 
because the Swusands and thousands 


tee haHdtag te tea Qsfamtoa dents 
ariil uadoytardly dsvalop an Mierest 
to ttte fabulous ares which will -te 
changed so mneb by the march of 
pragma terongk hydro development. 

la writtog this Malory dedicated 
to the pioneers of the Arrow Lakes 


te sedtoary peepie 
y events which saw 


Thr kernel te kto emtocwl pHL 
tear warfare Is outlawed m a nki n d 

ability to face «te and Seagate teto 
dreadtot threat. Karl Jaspers pntoa- 
tatoogly and brflBanfly dote tote 
Bda can be dene 

b the pest we, the people, have 
been content in the main to touve 
massive decisions to MV traders 
The results have al too aftew 
proved disastrous, hot tone always 
remained hope that the f ot u re would 
be better. 

This time, as Processor Jaspers 
paints out, a wrong move could 
mesa no future. Ia short, are 
politicians to be trusted with a 
anksr armory? The answer te 
ith )■ oa It ia up to us to 
taeri pressures before these op¬ 
portunists plunge the world Into a 
nuclear holocaust. 

Karl Jaspers has performed a 


U VA71J1IU1 Ananricana sailed ap the Arrow 

Lakes to B» Big Bend gold rash 
i O to OM, hat Natassp baa no record 

Lrmorv: “ s — 

7 transportation problems, troubles 

" with the Kootenay Indians, early 

kwslisring la the area and mcticu- 
tonsly dstaito the growth te the Na- 
1MB nttu dr MANKIND, kuip area. 

Sy tori Aa^asai The liahw- ks Asa tribes early day sports, 

MRy te (Bfeaga Proas; Mg s basket social naettoa that saw one 

mmmmi KB. Availahls bp man pay 137 tor a new girl's basket. 

aaa« ton Paperback Bask a 1102 Bandar and many stories of 

PwaB, Mg BgMngte. Annas district characters with the insight 

Y weal i tt. tea persan who torn the area .about 

which she write*. 

Of particular Interest Is the Co¬ 
service to mankind; the Mate wa lumfala River steam boat history, 
can du is to read his book, bead Al tee communities imthe Krrtm 

hk warning and make our feelings Lahaa area come In lor comment in 

known. Oris krieraattog book - A.K.M. 


Booze and Boozii 


C h a raetors to Canadian-born 
Gnrngt Bishop ■ The Boose Bander 
are rye whisky, ah. gin. hsurhon. 
scotch, Bm wine family, ram, beer, 
brandy and cognac, vodka and stout 
liqnar. 

Bishop, who claims more than a 
alight acquaintanceship with these 
characters hi [sack has collected the 
to w d own . . . the choicest pieces te 
backyard gossip about these world- 


THB BOOZE BEADEB. 


wide celeb ri tie s, as well as the scoop 
on the skeleton in the closet te your 
favorite highball or cocktail. 

It makes amusing reading . . . 
and who knows you might Jeero 
something. 


ftentlaaed from Page 1 

ever graced Barkerville — wtrieb had sera a Ira 

rough one*. 

Hoteteeeper Eden, down to Victoria, heste 
about this cheienge, but was moltoed totoM sa 
his laurHt Hs w itr , what w* «e ftof «■« 
another, plus a few veiled insults to Wltoons 
display ath to the Cariboo Seafinel, Edra 
eventually tori on the cock-eyad pride te Bw 
Carsboo at \VUBams Oneek. Eden wsri bno 
travnwr nanang 10 miies a dny tor weeks si 
advance, as well as pwiehta* ■ T Om^mmd bag te 
sand. Wiles, nveantjrae, gut las mBroge sal te 
nim 


Fight Fans Crowded Steamer 


Amaztatey. they seemed to be about even 
match during the Hghf, te Irate up to Bat 23rd 
round when Wfiasn had Bm bad grace to belt 
Eden when he was down, mri Bum tote Bm fight 
Eks. as a matter te fact, wanted to po on 
but Ids sc scad, Litftor (I m ran by the lAtto nnue te 
’ Btoehearcf”). w hi sp ered Bw hoarse hiJu ss Ui n a to 
Ida ear; "No, an Yea's* gut Bm money " Which 
seemed to make sense. 

By Bna ttose BC aad Vra rower r Iskand had 


been united far the best part of a year, so E<V-n 
could now rightfully claim to be the fine B C. 
champion. Maybe he dfelrr't know it, but he was 
also the holder of a record te even mure 
importance. R was the aUStox world record lw 
hghBng the great e st mrriber te rounds in rw 
fight. Did tt right here on the Wand The spot, if 
you remember, "where the west began " 

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Esquimalt Men Seek Gold 
Old Klondikers Missed 


By ERITH M. SMITH 

THE YUKON: Land of deep snow. bitter cold, 
dog teams and sleds, Mounties, prospectors and log 
cabins. 

THE YUKON: Land of opportunity, new mines 
and mills, spreading roads , diesel engines , power lines. 

Which is your mental picture of the great terri¬ 
tory to the north of British Columbia T 

Actually both could be correct. It depends on whether you’re 
thinking of The Yukon of the turn of the century or today’s 
Yukon. For many the first picture—that of the Klondike days— 
comes to mind. The second is today’s view. 

The weather, the Moon ties, the prospectors and log cabins 
are still there—but so much has been added. The Klondikers went 
in with pack, pick, shovel and pan and sought gold along the river¬ 
beds. Today’s miners not only follow in their wake with power 
equipment for more gold; they go underground or move moun¬ 
tains for minerals the old-timer ignored: asbestos, copper, tung¬ 
sten, tin, lead, silver, aine, oiL 



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pM ■■si*'* knttrn tmmmS la TV Vakaa.—(William A. Bo»Vr.| 


Where Klondike claims were staked by band 
after a hard search on foot, many a Yukon claim 
today la staked from aircraft. 

Where the Klondiker carried his riches out 
in pokes, the mill-processed fruit of today's mines 
move out by truck, barge and railway to sea¬ 
ports for all the world's markets. 

When the famed gold rush was on, popula¬ 
tion of The Yukon swelled to about 25,000- -andl 
when the gold petered out dwindled to a few 
hundred. 

There it remained until relatively recedt 
. years -as a matter of fact, until after the Alaska 
Highway had opened a new, convenient method 
of getting in and out. 

In the territory's early days there were three 
main means of transportation: foot, dog-sled and 
team, and the rivers. The last 40 years have 
seen the airplane develop as a commonplace 
carrier in The Yukon, and today the proiwrtion 
of private aircraft and small-plane charter outfits 
is high. 

The Alaska Highway brought new machinery 
and new people, seeking a new frontier. From 
the highway additional roads branch out along 
the valleys to mines and mills producing wealth 
beyond the dreams even of gold rush days, and 
the |x>pulatlon is back to about 15,000. 

Today's prospector is likely to be seen load¬ 
ing his "skiddoo" for his Journeys into the wilds. 
That's a type of snowmobile using tank-like 
tracks and short ski-runners for steering. Com- 
pac* and capable, it will take the prospector and 
his supplies almost anywhere in winter -and can 
lie used somewhat like a camper as living quar¬ 
ters on the trail. ^ 

Two men who know The Yukon as well aa 
■ anyone -and who have known it through all its 
changes since 1907-are Don and Harold Boutil- 
lier, brothers who still mine gold in the footsteps 
of the Klondikers every summer, and who spend 
the winters In their Esquimalt homes. 

How closely they follow the Klondikers in 
indicated by the fact that they're working over 
—profitably—the very region in which the gold 
rush was bom: the banka of Bonanza Creek. 

But not with pick and pan. 

The Boutlliiers use hydraulic pressure and 
bulldozers to ferret out gold the old-timers never 
could have reached. The methods have changed 
—but It was the original Yukon gold .rush that 
took the Boutilliers into the north. 

Their father Qtarles was first, leaving his 
wife and four children at Black Point, near 
Halifax, to angle all the way across the conti¬ 
nent In 1904 to hunt the rich yellow metal. 

rage IS— The Dally Cal salat 
Saaday, March M. IMS 


He didn't strike It rich-in that aense. He 
did find, a land he loved; a land with a future 
that went beyond sudden wealth. 

In 1907 he sent for his family, and on Sept 
7 of that year Mrs. Boutillier, Don. Harold. Hazel 
and Helen -small children all—Joined him In 
Whitehorse where Charles was iharpenkig steel 
for the War Eagle mine. 

Whitehorse then boasted about 300 adults and 
60 children hut It had a iwo-tescher school In¬ 
cluding all elementary and high school grades. 

The Boutillier brothers took part in all school 
sports and activities -just as subsequently they 
engaged as a family and as a team in all the 
adventurous occupations of The Yukon. 

They operated a roadhouse and wood camp 
for river boats at Lake Taku. 

They spent one winter running a wood csutir 
for the White Pass railroad, and many summer 
holidays, on the shores of famous Lac la Barge 
—but did not see "the cremation of Sam McGee." 

They worked the river boats themselves be¬ 
tween Whitehorse and Dawson City—"the moat 
beautiful trip in the world." 

In August of 1914 the family moved to Daw¬ 
son where the father mined (or gold with hy¬ 
draulic pressure (or the Yukon Gold Company 
in the hills, and lor Canadian Klondike Mines in 
Klondike Valley and along Dominion Creak. 

Vivid in the Boutilliers' memory B a «m- 
mer trip they made with their father, drifting 
for a week down the Yukon with the boys work¬ 
ing precautionary oars a! front and side, and the 
father a steering oar at the stem. Each night 
they tied up and camped ashore. 

Work on the river boats came for the 
brothers right after completing school, then each 
tried an indoor Job for a year before the call 
of the outdoors grew too strong to resist, and 
they turned to prospecting 

The place-names of their years in the north 
come straight from memories of the poems of 
Robert W. Service. 

Working Stampede Gulch, the brothers used 
hot rocks to melt their way down through 60 feet ” 
of gravel in search of gold. 

They still own a claim on Little Skookum. 
where in 1925 they Joined two famous Yukon old- 
timers in prospecting—Archie Cribbt and Harry 
Leamon - 

Moat of their years of work, however, have 
been spent where It all began on Bonanza Creek 
where George Carmack made the first big gold 
strike in 1996. Word of (hat strike reached the 
outside world in 1997 and the rush was on; a 
rush that by 1900 had drawn 30.000 to the Klon¬ 
dike and The Yukon 

The Boutilliers have concentrated their 


eOorts M Adams Gulch and opposite “Adams 
No. 10." 

"Those old-timers were good." the Boutil¬ 
liers say. "They didn't leave anything behind 
that oould be reached by their mining methods. 

"But the region is so rich that hydrauliddfig 
will bring 150 worth of gold from little patches 
of creek-bed and bank only two feet square." 

One characteristic of the far north baa proved 
useful lor the Boutilliers. 

The air is ao dry, in spite of the quantity of 
snow, that machinery abandoned a half-century 
ago can still tie put to work. Instead of being 
seized up wtih rust, as would happen in the Vic-< 
torts ares, only a thin film forms as the mow 
melts. 

"A little cleaning and some oil. and old steam 
engines will be on the Job again." they- say. 
“We've dismantled flumes put up at the start 
of the century, and were able to use the nails 
and %-inch lumber again." 

Since 1942 the brothers have been mining on 
Adams Hill on Bonanza Creek -hydraulicking an 
the Mils, then bulldozing in the creek itself when 
the water pressure (alls higher up. 

They made their first trip to the outside in 
1936, coming to Victoria lor the winter. 

‘It was cold here," they said. 

In 1£39 they came out again, and this time 
Harold became engaged to Annie McNutt, mem¬ 
ber of a pioneer Victoria family whose father 
I.oroe had been a ship s carpenter-in the Yukon. 

Next year Harold came out again and married 
Annie. She had her first airplane ride in the 
spring, flying "through the wall" from Skagway 
to Dawson City. 

The Yukon has been their home ever since, 
although each brother owns a house in Esqui¬ 
malt where nowadays they s|iend moat winters. 

"That's a wonderful country." they agree, 
“and the people are even more so There's a 
frirndbnes* about them, a knack for getting along 
with others, that's hard to equal elsewhere. 

“Where their families came from originally 
doesn't matter Whether Montenegrin. American. 
Canadian or whatever, they're all fine people and 
valued neighbors.” 

Dawson City is still "home" for all the Bou- 
tilllers Dan n^ver married, and neither did 
sisters Hazel and Helen. These two sre Making 
after the mother, now 92. 

Perhaps Charles Boutillier missed "striking 
it rich" in the gold rush, but he did so in a much 
better way Boutillier Summit and Boutillier 
Oeek. named for him, may remind geogr ap lie i a 
that this vast north territory prod u ces more than 
mkaeral wealth: It develops and attracts men and 
womew of the type that builds nations. 


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